MMG rapper Wale has responded to people criticizing him for spraying his daughter Kemi money on her birthday, saying he’s unbothered, as that is his tradition.
Wale shared a video on Instagram of his daughter’s birthday party last week where his daughter is sprayed money, as it is done in Nigerian parties.
Social media users condemned the rapper for the act, comparing it to “making it rain” on strippers.
In an interview with TMZ, he addressed the comments. He said he doesn’t see any thing wrong in the act, and that he’s proud of where he’s from.
Take a look at the video below:
Correct Guy! Spray the money my broda! #In Igbo Intonation….hehehehe
Most Americans can be very ignorant it sickens me. the dont know anything outside America.
Oh yes they are amazingly ignorant, even the ones you expect to have a little more knowledge of the world outside America… and they will even be arguing with you on your own issue that they know nothing about
You can take the man out of the country but can’t take the country out of the man…abi how dem dey talk am sef?!
To be honest Americans are the dumbest people on earth. If one is born in Houston Texas they dunno anything apart from Houston Texas. Awon Oniranu. So a father will be letting it rain on his daughter that she is a stripper? At least do small research. His name is Wale. Is it an American name? No. It’s Nigerian. What do Nigerians do? We spray the money. Spray spray spray. By hand or by machine. We spray it. At wedding we spray. Naming ceremony we spray. Thanksgiving service we spray. Even burial we spray. Expand your horizons. Learn something new. And no stupid Nigerian or other African should come and mention under here that spraying is wrong. It is not. It s our culture. Yes, Sango and Amadioha were spraying cowries too. LOL.
It’s against the law, ergo we’re proudly showing the world we wantonly flout our laws. But? But? our politicians!
Hand the money over in an envelope.
Ori bobo yi pe mehn
VERY ignorant! But if its to pose in pictures with wads of cash, they know how to do that one all in the name of “flossing” or “forming” (as my Nigerians would say). Wale, no mind them jor! Won kere si numba wa!