Mr Eazi: Peeps Jab Each Other Over Singer’s Bad Grammar, Refer to His Affluence: “Who English Epp?”

• Nigerian singer  Mr Eazi made it to the frontline of blogs following the recent post he made on Elon Musk's X
• The Banku pioneer was presumably vibing to one of  Rema's recent singles when he took to X to tweet about its lyrics 
• One of Eazi's followers immediately noticed that he misspelt his words, igniting a wave of heated debate online
• In a chat with Nwaneri Onyinyechi Ebenezer, a customer support officer, he weighed in on the drama between the musician and his fans

Nigerian singer Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, aka Mr Eazi, recently trended online after he made a grammatical error on Elon Musk's X.

The Leg Over breakout star was apparently moved by one of his colleague Rema's recent singles, "March Am", and took to the micro-blogging app to tweet about it.

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Mr Eazi typing the song's lyrics misspelt 'March' for Match'. One of the Banku crooner's followers immediately pointed out that his spelling was wrong but held back the urge to drag him and referenced his affluence as a reason not to.

Mr Eazi tweeted:

"I dey match, I dey match."

The mischievous X user replied:

"I for tell you say your spelling wrong byt who I be?"

See the conversation below:

It's amusing to see how Mr Eazi's followers react to his grammar slip - Nwaneri Onyinyechi

In a chat with Nwaneri Onyinyechi, he noted how celebrity status and personal success can influence the way fans perceive and react to mistakes.

In his words:

"The playful jabs and the "Who English epp?" comment show how fans can overlook such errors, especially when the person is successful and influential.It reminds me that even public figures aren't immune to making mistakes, and it’s often their charisma and achievements that keep their supporters loyal and forgiving."

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Mr Eazi's grammar spurs reactions online 

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

mdanraka_ventures:

"Who English epp."

__heybosei:

"Who I really be to tell am say na “March” no be “Match”"

printsbypounds:

"It’s Actually MARCH not MATCH (this is for football or game) But who am I to correct billionaire?"

debbymarcus_:

"Somebody said correct your account balance first."

fiftyshades_of_oyin:

"Not me arguing with my brain! Na March? Or Martch or Mash? Or Match? Wo, i dey STEP AM."

thisswhiz:

"Omoo this comment section don show me say Nigerians no know book."

scientistsupreme:

"Na why politicians dey get away with anything. Once they have money una go bow."

Mr Eazi brags about his background

Legit.ng earlier reported that Mr Eazi heartily spoke about his educational and cultural background.

The talented music expert revealed that he bagged his BSc in mechanical engineering at an early age because of how smart he was with his studies.

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The Banku crooner also pointed out the chances of him being the country’s future president due to his cross-ethnic parentage.

Source: Legit.ng