Prominent Nigerian artist Chike recounted an unexpected meeting with a former school bully, who, despite being older, addressed him as “big bro”.
The singer utilized social media to contemplate the swift passage of time while recounting an incident related to bullying and its enduring impact.
On Sunday, he shared the experience on X, “Person weh de bully me lowkey for school just call me big bro. By the way, e senior me.”
This post elicited various reactions from fans, with some accusing Chike of exhibiting “classist” tendencies in his comments.
In response to the backlash, Chike clarified his position, stating, “Classism not the point. Rest.”
Chike’s experience aligns with a growing number of Nigerian celebrities, such as Tiwa Savage, Tems, Kizz Daniel, and Taymesan, who have openly discussed their encounters with bullying during their youth.
While numerous fans commended Chike for overcoming his past and attaining success, others engaged in discussions regarding the implications of such interactions and their reflection of societal transformations.
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