Daniel Benson, the Nigerian singer popularly known as BNXN, has responded to claims made by his colleague CKay regarding a missed collaboration opportunity.
CKay recently stated that BNXN declined to feature on his latest song, titled “Hallelujah,” allegedly due to the involvement of rapper Blaqbonez.
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According to CKay, there were plans to release multiple versions of the single, including collaborations with BNXN, Seyi Vibez, and Blaqbonez. However, circumstances prevented the first two collaborations from materializing.
BNXN supposedly withdrew from the project upon hearing Blaqbonez’s verse, while Seyi Vibez’s team failed to provide clear feedback.
In response, BNXN took to social media to address the situation. He emphasized that “Hallelujah” represents his personal journey from a challenging upbringing to his current success.
BNXN stated that he respected Blaqbonez’s contribution to the song, hinting at a deeper connection between them that is yet to be revealed.
As for Seyi Vibez, he acknowledged that the reasons for the lack of clearance may have been personal or emotionally charged, and he respected their decision.
Expressing his anger towards CKay’s claims, BNXN took to Twitter and insulted him in Yoruba His choice of words, “Awon werey,” indicated his frustration and disbelief at the allegations made by CKay.
The incident highlights the complexities and challenges of collaboration in the music industry.
While artists aim to create masterpieces by merging their unique talents, personal preferences, feedback from teams, and creative differences can sometimes hinder the realization of planned collaborations.
BNXN’s reaction reflects his commitment to his personal journey and the appreciation he holds for his true fans.
He acknowledges the support he has received from them, attributing his success to their unwavering loyalty.
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Ultimately, the missed opportunity to collaborate on “Hallelujah” serves as a reminder that music, like any creative endeavor, is subject to various factors that can impact its outcome.
While fans may have hoped for the BNXN version of the song, they can still celebrate the artistic expression and growth showcased in CKay’s release.
