Lil Kesh Finally Reacts To Accusation Of Money Ritual In “Logo Benz”

Lil Kesh Finally Reacts To Accusation Of Money Ritual In “Logo Benz”

Lil Kesh has reacted to the ongoing debate, albeit in outrage, on social media with respect to his latest single ‘Logo Benz’ with former record label CEO, Olamide, where the glorification of money rituals was the subject of  the lyrics.

Lil Kesh Ft. Olamide – Logo Benz

The singer (real name: Keshinro Ololade) and Olamide have come under fire for releasing the new song with provocative lyrics that promote money rituals.

“If money no enter I go do blood money”, a line which means ‘I’ll do blood money if I’m broke’, has drawn the ire of many who have called for the boycott of the duo’s songs and concerts.

However, social media users slammed the rappers for what they call mockery of alleged victims of money rituals and glorifying the act.

See tweets below:

“If money no enter I go do blood money”

LOL I have been shouting for years but people seem unbothered. Can we all come together and tell Olamide and Lil Kesh that “enough is enough”???

If they want to perish, they should perish alone and not drag other youths along.

— Bhadmus Hakeem (@Bhadoosky) December 20, 2018

Now kids will start singing along to “if money no enter, i go do blood money o” Olamide & Lilkesh really messed up on this one.

— Tomiwa Talabi (@itsTomiwa) December 20, 2018

Suddenly, Nigerians are woke. Falz spoke against Yahoo boys & praising illegal acts sometimes ago & majority came for him and labeled him a privileged child. Lil kesh & Olamide just remixed what 9ice said sometimes ago which was glorifying blood money. It’s now a norm.

— IG: Omope Abdul Azeez (@Iam_Abdulaxis) December 20, 2018

Me on twitter: Lil Kesh Ft Olamide latest song is so diabolic and demonic, they are promoting Yahoo and blood money

Me when Dj plays “Logo Benz” : pic.twitter.com/DzP58tB03b

— Trouble Maker ? (G.O) (@ObongRoviel) December 20, 2018

If you believe no one should criticize Olamide and Lil Kesh because some other Artistes glorified internet fraud and got away with it in the past, then you need your brain examined by a qualified psychiatrist.

— FAVOUR ONYEOZIRI (GCFR) (@Rouvafe) December 20, 2018

Lil Kesh however reacted to all the accusations in the comment section of a post on Instablog9ja.

See reaction below: