Daddy Freeze told the singer to quit living in the past because his talent is “on life support” and “too weak”
By Kehinde Okeowo
Nigerian-Romanian broadcaster, radio talk show host and social media influencer, Ifedayo Olarinde, popularly known as Daddy Freeze, has fired back at veteran rapper, Eedris Abdulkareem after hitting him hard in a snippet of a yet-to-be-released song shared on his Instagram page.
Prior to this development, Daddy Freeze had fact-checked Abdulkareem’s claims in a controversial podcast interview, while speaking with some of the artistes the singer called out.
Seemingly angered by this, Eedris Abdulkareem took to his official social media page to drop a snippet of a rap song, dissing the radio host.
“Nigerians, we dey live as slaves in our country because of fools wey dey defend politicians and some Daddy Freezers wey dey always insult pastors later in the night go chill with fraudsters,” he rapped.
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Reacting to the now viral song, Daddy Freeze in a hilarious turn, dropped his own rap song, telling the singer to quit living in the past, as his talent is “on life support”, and “too weak”.
He went on to inform the one time lead rapper of the defunct ‘The Remedy’ band that nobody is listening to him anymore because he is now considered a star of the past.
Sharing a video of his reply via his IG page, he said: “What’s up, OG? This is the new era. These are new times, those are real crimes. Your talent on life support, too weak for me to even rethought. No one is listening, bro. So pass the message because your career is in vain. I feel your pain, you were a star once, now it’s all in your brain.”