Asake Reportedly Got His Father Car and House in 2023 As Clip of People Hailing Singer’s Dad Emerges

Asake Reportedly Got His Father Car and House in 2023 As Clip of People Hailing Singer’s Dad Emerges

  • Reports of what Asake did for his father in 2023 after he hit fame, thanks to Olamide, have emerged online
  • A video showed some young men hailing Asake's father as reports claimed the singer bought his dad a car and rented a house for him
  • The video emerged on social media after Asake's father called him out for abandoning him, sparking reactions

Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade Asake and his father Fatai Odunsi, aka Malo, have continued to trend on social media as more reports about the relationship between the duo emerged.

The drama started after Malo called out the music star, accusing him of abandoning him despite being successful in his career.

Asake's dad spotted beside a car.
Young men hail singer Asake's father as he smiles at them. Credit: asakemusic.
Source: Instagram

Asake's father, in a viral video, had also cried out for assistance.

Following the video, different reports of the relationship that existed between the father and son began to circulate. There were speculations that the singer's father abandoned him to be raised by his mother.

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Asake reportedly buys car, rents house for dad

Amid Asake's dad's claim of the singer abandoning him, reports emerged on social media that the former YBNL star got his father a house and a car in 2023 after he hit fame.

Reports of what Asake bought for his father in 2023
Asake has been trending after his dad claimed he abandoned him. Credit: asakemusic.
Source: Twitter

The video, shared by a music blog, TooXclusive came with the caption:

"Asake apparently never abandoned his father, it was reported that he even got him a car and a house as far back as 2023 when he blew up as an artist .. Hmmmm."

Amid the claims and calls out, Asake broke his silence as he seemingly confirmed that Malo was his father.

Legit.ng recently reported that the singer, in a viral video, accused his father of trying to manipulate him despite always sending him money.

Watch the video of young men praising the singer's father below:

Reactions to Asake's dad's old video

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Legit.ng captured some of the reactions that trailed the video, as some netizens accused Asake's father of having an extreme entitlement mentality.

ewaanufoods said:

"Some fathers have extreme entitlement mentality…they will drain you with demands all in the name of they took care of you. The responsibility that is rightly meant to be done by them."

i_am_bemiatbukola said:

"Why will even let people manipulate in calling out ur son and know this taking responsibility of your child is a most thing to do your child taking care of you is a blessing."

_djspectreng wrote:

"This Instagram can destroy a relationship built for a lifetime in a day. Hw can anyone explain this now? This clearly shows he didn’t abandoned his dad, e fit be say the Man no utilize the money well."

famoriyotemitope said:

"Baba don go use money carry woman and baba squander all the money wey he gives him he con dey complain now."

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jijoz_imaging reacted:

"Shey una dey see . Una go just rush dey judge baba wey do jaiye jaiye nw dey blackmail the boy . Since Paul Pogba story I no dey trust family wey dey gaslight their child say e no take care of dem."

Asake celebrates mother’s birthday with emotional words

Meanwhile, the singer, also known as Ololade Mr Money, celebrated his mother's birthday on March 5, a few weeks before his father called him out.

The former YBNL signee dedicated some posts to celebrating her on his verified social media pages.

Asake shared a throwback photo of his mother. He composed and shared a touching message to his mum for his numerous fans to see. He wrote about her impact on his life and career and his deep love for her.

Asake noted that his mum's love and support meant the world to him and shared his gratitude to his mum.

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The singer's fans joined him in celebrating his mother and also thanked her for giving birth to the Lonely At The Top singer.

Asake's former manager drags him

Legit.ng reported that Tunde Phoenix, Asake's former manager, reacted to the ongoing scandal surrounding the singer and his father.

Tunde Phoenix claimed that it was in Asake's character to abandon people who had helped him.

The former manager also blasted Asake and affirmed that he should not behave like his father if the man truly abandoned him.

Sola Sanusi, HOD of the Entertainment Desk, contributed to this article. She wrote about Asake celebrating his mother's birthday.

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