Shallipopi Speaks Out Against Rumors That He Paid 9 Million Naira For Streaming Farm
Shallipopi has refuted claims that he paid 9 million naira to purchase “fake streams” in order to boost his songs’ ranking on online music charts. The controversy began when an aspiring singer who goes by ‘Ebaide’ said that a music influencer had duped her, taking her money under the guise of pushing her song streams.
She continued by saying that the influencer had told her she had completed the same task for Shallipopi for the sum of 9 million naira, which is why she was convinced to pay for the service.
“Shallipopi spent N9m on streaming farm”
– Ebaide
— BASITO (@itzbasito) November 13, 2023
Shallipopi, on the other hand, quoted the tweet to call the accusations “fake.” He claimed that those leveling the accusations were only trying to chase clout and get his attention. He went ahead to say that karma awaits the rumor peddlers.
Since the release of his hit single, “Elon Musk” earlier this year, Shallipopi has become a household name, having broken into the mainstream. This song not only established a TikTok trend, it also sparked a string of successful singles that catapulted Shallipopi to the top of the charts and kept him there.
His skillful live performances, charismatic demeanor, and thought-provoking lyrics that sheds light on different aspects of city life have established him as one of this year’s most successful breakout artists.
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