Critic Slams Cubana Chiefpriest Over Music Career, Drags His Alleged Baby Mama: “Baby Elephant”
- A social media critic has reacted to Cubana Chiefpriest’s latest musical effort in a video shared on his Instagram page
- In the post, he remarked that fans have not been honest with the businessman, as he shared his observations
- He also took a swipe at Hellen Ati, Cubana Chiefpriest’s alleged baby mama, over her claim that he had taken her star
A social media user known as Bugzydvinci has reacted to the decision of Pascal Okechukwu, aka Cubana Chiefpriest, to venture into music and rated his latest song.
The celebrity barman recently announced his foray into music and even performed his first song titled 'More Money' during his birthday at his country home in Owerri, Imo state.

Source: Instagram
Reacting to his decision to venture into music, Bugzydvinci stated that Cubana Chiefpriest’s song was not enjoyable. According to him, people often refrain from telling the hospitality businessman the truth.

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The critic argued that Cubana Chiefpriest’s attitude could undermine the essence of true musicianship.
He noted that, due to his wealth, the businessman could easily pay musicians to write songs for him. Bugzydvinci also attempted to describe the song humorously.
Critic speaks about Cubana Cheifpriest and Hellen Ati
Also in the recording, Bugzydvinci sent a message to Hellen Ati, the alleged baby mama of Cubana Chiefpriest. He pointed out that no one can take her star.

Source: Instagram
He asserted that such allegations take place when a lady does not plan for the baby she does not want.
The critic warned that if Hellen Ati's plan to make money from Chiefpriest was not working, she should better move on with life.
Recall that Ati had claimed her alleged baby daddy was responsible for her misfortunes in life. She alleged that he had taken her star, which was why things were not working out for her.
See the video here:
Nigerians react to video about Chiefpriest
Reactions have trailed the video made by the critic about Chiefpriest and his alleged baby mama. See some comments below:
@ranel.da_real commented:
"Na only him song no sweet, you no see Odumodu giving us bad rap."
@exceleddie_ reacted:
"Are you better than him? He’s far better than you bro."
@captstan101 wrote:
"Onye m, this one na facts!"
@ladysanrealtyproperties shared:
"Talk till tomorrow, the song makes sense. You condemned it cos you don’t like CP cos of Burna Boy. I say my truth, I no dey suffer."
@officialnyka said:
"Baby elephant."
@callme_obyino shared:
"He is obviously not a musician but you cannot take away the fact that the music makes sense and is pleasing to the ears."
@khalizeeup shared:
"No human can collect anybody star, human don't know how powerful they are."
@kennyoosha said:
"Nah people wey Dey queue for hin giveaway Dey tell am say hin sabi."

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Fans supported the actress as they shared their take on the blogger and also about Cubana Chiefpriest.
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