Media personality Bugzy Dvinci has stirred up discussions in Nigeria by questioning why no one has told Cubana Chief Priest that his new song lacks appeal.
In a recently shared online video, Bugzy criticized Cubana Chief Priest's move into the music industry, claiming it contributes to the declining standards among Nigerian artists. He argued that financial resources alone don’t guarantee the ability to create good music.
In his words, Bugzy Dvinci stated, "Why has no one told Chief Priest his latest song isn’t enjoyable? This kind of thing is damaging the quality of musicians. Just having money, paying for studio time, and recording doesn’t mean you can produce a good song.”
Adding to the ongoing drama involving Cubana Chief Priest and his alleged baby mama, Bugzy also addressed Hellen Ati’s accusations of the businessman “stealing her star.” He dismissed such claims, attributing them to misleading ideas propagated by certain pastors.
Bugzy’s remarks have sparked varied reactions online, with many weighing in on his critique of Cubana Chief Priest’s foray into music as well as the allegations surrounding him.
See the video below
"So nobody fit tell Cubana Chief Priest say this him new song no sweet?" — Bugzy D'Vinci asks an important question.
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) April 9, 2025
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