“I Used to Hustle for Free Bed Space”: Singer Asake Goes Emotional As He Becomes a Landlord, Shares Pics
- One of Nigeria's reigning singers, Asake, has taken possession of a new massive home, and he is all excited about it
- The YBNL artiste, in a statement, said he went from hustling for free bed space to investing in real estate
- Many celebrities, as well as fans and followers of the singer, have since taken to the comment section to congratulate him
Popular singer Ololade Asake, who refers to himself as Mr Money, is now a proud landlord as he recently took to social media to share a picture of his new home.
The singer, who is signed to Olamide’s Yahoo Boy No Laptop (YBNL) label, took to his social media timeline to share the good news as he said he went from searching for free bed space to having his own home.
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In his words:
“Went from hustling for free bedspace to investing in real estate.”
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See the singer’s post below:
Fans, celebrities congratulate Asake on his new home
Legit.ng captured some of the congratulatory messages from some of the singer’s fans and followers. See them below:
realmcfish:
"Congrats bro well deserved."
fatherdmw55:
"Congrats MR money Izz going ❤️."
poco_lee:
"E remain one more Range RangeRover meji E lo lo ma je?? More blessings my bro."
_omoladetimmy:
"Mr money with vibe❤️."
officialkonpeter:
"Asake bad boy for life."
Asake's facial expression in Fireboy DML's Bandana leaves many talking
The music video for Fireboy DML's hit song dubbed Bandana is out and is currently blazing hot across major social media platforms in the country.
Bandana comes with a feature from Fireboy’s YBNL label co-artist Asake, with the visual directed by popular director TG Omori, who also directed Kizz Daniel’s hit song Buga.
The video comes with a clean shot at different locations, with Asake opening the video with a scene of him at a church and later coming out with goats.
Asake’s facial expression in the song also sparked reactions as it looked like he was almost in tears.
Reacting, iamleonni said:
"What’s with Asake’s eyes though."
Source: Legit.ng