Popular on-air personality and former rapper, Kshow The Maestro of City 105.1 FM has vowed never to feature his songs on his show. He made this known through his Twitter page (@Thekshowkshow) and stated that: I have officially banned all Mr Eazi’s songs on my show, if you will be that disrespectful to all Nigerians you can seek the airplay in Ghana. The host of “The Hip Hop Ride” which airs from 9pm on the lifestyle station said that the ban was placed on Mr. Eazi because of his disrespectful comments about Nigeria.
I have officially banned all Mr eazi's songs on my show,if you will be that disrespectful to all Nigerians you can seek the airplay in Ghana
Mr. Eazi had earlier stated that Nigerian artistes were copying his Ghanaian highlife-influenced sound to make quick hit songs and he has been dragged continuously by most Nigerians since the video reached the internet. Before that time, Mr. Eazi had also claimed that Nigerian music was influenced by Ghanaian music, this comment also drew public anger and he was heavily called out for it.
K Show said that since the singer has repeatedly disrespected Nigerians he should start seeking airplay in Ghana. Many reactions have been trailing his decision as some support his decision while others feel it is too farfetched.
It remains to be seen whether he will carry out this decision to the letter.
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