See Brymo’s Tweet that Elicited Mixed Reactions on Twitter

Just last month, musician Brymo faced backlash on Twitter after he told a Twitter user to drop out of school and chase his dreams like he (Brymo) did. Click here to see it.

Today, it’s about “Black Men” and “Suffering”. He said:

While some people agreed with him, others blatantly disagreed. There’s another group that said he made a good point but his method of delivery was bad. Others said he is entitled to his own opinion.

See the tweets below:

Blk leaders flex everywhere
Look at Africa
We’re d source of d problems
D Pple dat r meant to lead enslave der Pple https://t.co/nIhTlBLK26

— Jimmy Flames (@Jimmyflames) July 7, 2016

Brother we no like suffer but suffer we must until we are truly free. https://t.co/LxiSBmYWV9

— Abiola Lawal (@Fabiolaslaws) July 7, 2016

Black man DOES NOT like to suffer. https://t.co/OjYh75hMf7

— Tush Agbero McRansom (@K_QUILLZ) July 7, 2016

I’m a black man. I don’t like to suffer. Fucking generalizations & stereotypes! If it’s not fact don’t state it https://t.co/sJgDUWXwFg

— Tush Agbero McRansom (@K_QUILLZ) July 7, 2016

Can we emulate the Chinese model? Build our own world how we want it. Let’s depend on ourselves. Another way to put Brymo’s tweets.

— Omo Jesu (@tosinadeda) July 7, 2016

Suffer suffer for work?? “@ephynatty: Brymo wants to be Fela at all cost. But Fela never insulted and degraded his people”

— The Artist (@JD_Fash) July 7, 2016

you tell me to think deep

Please was brymo thinking when he typed that trash?

— The Habib Ishola (@Sirehabbiibb) July 7, 2016

Blacks are not lazy and illogical. They are suffering and they enjoy it. That I support Brymo for.

— Omowunmi❤ (@TheRealWunmi) July 7, 2016

If Brymo says we love to suffer as blacks, then so be it, we truly love to suffer

Brymo is a god and is never wrong https://t.co/D6aSVmnR0G

— bolaji david (@fixathor) July 7, 2016

Free Brymo. He has his own opinion and thought process. You are neither the judge nor the boss of him.

— Mike Milligan (@whoKilledUs) July 7, 2016

You need to think deep to understand Brymo before you start bashing him.

— Bryt Tym (@bryttymceo) July 7, 2016

Please leave Brymo to he’s own conclusion on Africans…I guess that’s he’s belief not yours or mine…..But Brymo u shudnt have said that

— Nu_Sku JaGaBan!!! (@ND_KinginG) July 7, 2016

Brymo might have not used the right choice of words but he actually spoke the truth

— ANNE (@_TheHannah_) July 7, 2016

Brymo meant no disrespect by that tweet. Its just tried to be a Fela. He bit more than he could chew

— WhoIsYourDaddy (@oluwapower) July 7, 2016

Brymo got it all wrong joh

— lawwonder (@L_phenomenal) July 7, 2016

I laugh at people who think Brymo is wrong, watch and study real life scenario in Nigeria and you’d agree in an instance

— Olabode A.O (@omolere) July 7, 2016

Brymo does not need nobody’s validation. He don’t need to have won any awards to have an opinion, however skewed you view his thinking as.

— Adérójú (@Morojuraye) July 7, 2016

Brymo slowly becoming the John Mayer of Nigerian music……lovely music…but off-colour statements on social media making him easy to hate

— CARLOS BLANKA (@J_Chiemeke) July 7, 2016

Lol. Ppl are just angry @ brymo for nothing. And all he said was the truth.

— Oluwaseun (@ileseunayo) July 7, 2016

I think Brymo has a problem with expressing his thoughts. His choice of words always causing wahala

— Uyime Psalmy (@soulchildPsalmy) July 7, 2016

@BrymOlawale unfortunately we don’t like truth because we did this to ourselves

— Son of ojoye (@KAYCEEOJ24) July 7, 2016

You can’t be more right. It’s damn true. Suffering and smiling https://t.co/D4mEE0FQ7e

— #BringBackOurGirls (@j_boyy2000) July 7, 2016

The songwriter also responded to some of the comments. See below: