Entertainment
Tolanibaj Claims She Inspired J-Hus And Drake’s Song (View Details)
Tolanibaj Claims She Inspired J-Hus And Drake’s Song (View Details)
Big Brother Naija Reality Show star and disc jockey, Tolani Shobajo, known as DJ Tolani Baj, has claimed that her controversial comment that men shouldn’t dance in clubs inspired British rapper, J Hus’ song, ‘Who Told You Bad Man Don’t Dance’, featuring Canadian rapper, Drake.
She made this revelation in a recent interview with Clout Radio.
TBaj clarified that men can indeed dance but emphasized the importance of doing so “respectfully.”
“I am a DJ, people can dance. Everybody can dance. You guys are still owing me from the tweet [that men shouldn’t dance in clubs],” she stated. “I tweeted it years ago. Can I breathe? I even inspired J Hus’ song, ‘Who Told You Bad Man Don’t Dance.’ TBaj told y’all.”
She further elaborated, “Men can dance, they can legwork but respectfully. Because if you’ve a babe, you can’t be embarrassing her like that.”
-
Latest News6 days agoFull List: Tinubu Gives Approval For New Appointments
-
Latest News5 days agoKaduna APC House Of Reps Aspirant Pulls Out Of The Race
-
Latest News1 week agoAPC Expels 30 Members Over Legal Action Against Party
-
Latest News6 days agoFull List: NJC Recommends 12 Justices For Court Of Appeal, Suspends Two Judges Over Misconduct
-
Latest News4 days agoAPC Primaries: Full List Of Reps Members Who Secured Return Tickets, State-By-State Breakdown
-
Latest News22 hours agoAPC Announces Winners Of Senate And House Of Reps Primaries In Plateau State
-
Latest News2 weeks agoKano Senate Race: Six APC Aspirants Withdraw, Back Shekarau
-
Latest News2 weeks agoPresident Tinubu Makes Surprise New Appointment
-
Latest News1 week agoBola Tinubu, Fubara, Hope Uzodimma, APC Governors, Senators, Reps Await Fate Today
-
Latest News2 weeks agoBREAKING: Prominent Lagos Monarch Passes Away
-
Latest News5 days agoFull List: APC Publishes Names Of Disqualified House Of Representatives Aspirants
-
Latest News2 weeks agoAPC Generates ₦4.45 Billion From Sale Of Nomination Forms

