Actor and popular Nigerian rapper, Falz who currently is buzzing over the release of his new “Moral Instruction” album is at the same time, catching a lot of flak online after he unapologetically shamed sex workers.
Drama ensued after the rapper released his new single, Talk, where he touched on sex workers and during a chat with fans recently, he reiterated that he “hates transactional sex”.
Falz wasn’t done yet as the rapper had a go at feminists, saying that feminism stands against the objectification of women, however, supports transactional sex.
Watch him speak below,
The rapper’s stance has caused many to have second thoughts over his brilliancy, as it conflates the two points. It’s for this reason why social media users are reading him for filth, with other ones schooling him.
See some reactions on Twitter below,
https://twitter.com/kolatubosun/status/1085110192952496128
https://twitter.com/CHIZY_N/status/1085094939841781760
https://twitter.com/EniolaHu/status/1085171744653144065
When falz said “feminists in the house” I cringed…honestly thought he was more intelligent and more exposed.
— Tshirt Guy (@joeycrazype0ple) January 15, 2019
https://twitter.com/SheisBoki/status/1085096038506135553
https://twitter.com/MaxxAsari/status/1085158312658825216
I think Falz has started a very important conversation abt sex work, hypocrisy, the law, misogyny & exploitation. https://t.co/rX4EiMStmk
— Dr Ola Brown (@NaijaFlyingDr) January 15, 2019
https://twitter.com/Anyaato/status/1085116283430027265
Falz misogyny is very casual, it’s the type you hear and when you react, people say you’re being extra and over reacting but you know you’re not. It’s the type of casual misogyny that gaslights you, it’s passive aggressive. I am glad people are seeing him for what he is
— Biliquis (@Biliquis_X) January 15, 2019
https://twitter.com/SheisBoki/status/1084945238723100674
