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Mr Eazi Responds After X Influencer Urged Apple Music To Check Streams From Davido’s Song ‘Funds’



  • Social media users believe that the figures for Davido’s song Funds are not believable and have urged Apple Music to look into it.
  • An influencer has suggested that the activity on the song’s charts seems odd, claiming that bots are being used to boost the numbers, a practice known as Farming in Nigeria.


Social media users believe that the figures for Davido’s song Funds are not believable and have urged Apple Music to look into it.

An influencer named @benny77g has suggested that the activity on the song’s charts seems odd, claiming that bots are being used to boost the numbers, a practice known as Farming in Nigeria.

Benny had tweeted:

“DEAR @APPLEMUSIC, YOU REALLY NEED TO INVESTIGATE THE STREAMS COMING FROM NIGERIA. THERE IS A LOT OF STREAMS FARMING CURRENTLY GOING ON! .”

See Benny’s tweet here:

After seeing his tweet, Mr Eazi replied, stating that Nigerians are ‘active music fans’.

In the singer’s words:

“There is nothing like streaming farming in Nigeria Please! No need for investigations we are a vibrant music consuming people hence the numbers you see! #BuyNigeria #MNGA.”

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See some comments below:

@Rarelyyseen: “At first, na only Spotify him song dey #1, una say na because farming no dey work for Apple Music, na why e no dey #1 for there.”

@SammieOfficial8: “E Neva see anything 30BG aren’t leaving that position we dey stream like mad.”

@benny7gg: “You sef shock with the way the farming don too much.”

@dan_d26: “Wetin u Dey talk sef baba. Nothing like stream farming in Nigeria bawo , if una see truth make una Dey talk.”

@mafia3O: “Davido numbers will continue shocking them.”

@ozmoneyyy: “Sometimes a song with 2 million streams on Spotify is more viral than some 7 million streams why?”



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