“She Write Am for Shallipopi”: Little Girl Shouts as She Sings ‘Elon Musk’ Word for Word, Her Video Trends

“She Write Am for Shallipopi”: Little Girl Shouts as She Sings ‘Elon Musk’ Word for Word, Her Video Trends

  • Mixed reactions have trailed a video of a little girl vibing hard to singer Shallipopi's hit song Elon Musk
  • With infectious energy, the kid danced, gesticulated and sang as the song played in the background
  • While many lovers of the song hailed the kid's performance, a select few were not happy that a child her age knew the verses of such a song

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A video of a little girl vibing to singer Shallipopi's song, Elon Musk, has gone viral and sparked a debate online.

Following its release on March 14, 2023, the song by Crown Uzama, popularly known as Shallipopi, became an instant hit.

Little girl, Elon Musk, Shallipopi
The kid sang with great energy. Photo Credit: @gossipmilltv
Source: Instagram

In the clip seen on Instagram, a young man was on TikTok Live with the little girl when he began to play the song.

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The kid, who knew the lyrics word for word, sang from beginning to end and even did a popular dance style associated with the song.

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Her energy and gesticulations were infectious. Some people, however, knocked the kid for knowing such a song, which they felt was unfit for a child.

Watch the video below:

The girl's performance sparked outrage and commendations

iam_northside_god said:

"What’s her third term school result , coz I know a child Like Diz n is very bad in school
"Bless her vibes tho.
"She’s good."

maami_wealth said:

"Is this what a baby like this should be learning? Not everyone is old enough to raise a child."

fizu_001 said:

"This little girl is not supposed to be listening and occupying her little fresh brain with such songs ."

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michelle_jessy7 said:

"This small girl na cultist in her first life nothing you wan tell me."

wale.ng said:

"She’s got a great memory just like MOST children; a clean slate and untapped potentials. It’s upto the parents what they allow her retain though. While this is ‘good’ content for social media users who don’t GAF if she had breakfast this morning, it’d be better to allow this princess learn and retain better things in her mighty brains."

tola_remilekun said:

"All these ancestors are not taking it easy on us let’s the millennials breeffeee don’t suffocate us."

mr_izzyyy said:

"This girl na 27 years for another world I swear she just small for this world."

nnenna_blinks_ said:

"All these Ancestors wey Dey come back ehh Wahalla.
"Old soul in a young body."

Veteran highlife singer slams N200m lawsuit on Shallipopi

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a veteran highlife singer had slammed a lawsuit on singer Shallipopi.

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This came to public knowledge after some court papers filed at the Edo state high court emerged online of Pa Monday Edo filing a copyright infringement suit against Shallipopi.

The lawsuit stated that Shallipopi had infringed on Pa Monday's copyright by using his sound, lyrics and stems on his new song Obapluto.

Pa Monday also demanded N200m in damages to be paid to him for infringing his copyright.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victor Duru (Editor) Victor Duru is a Reuters-trained award-winning journalist with over 4 years of working experience in the media industry. He holds a B.Sc in Management Studies from Imo State University, where he was a Students' Union Government Director of Information. Victor is a human interest editor, strategic content creator, freelancer and a Google-certified digital marketer. His work has been featured on US news media Faith It. He can be reached via victor.duru@corp.legit.ng