Why Samklef believes Davido continues to be disrespected
Music producer Samklef has shared his thoughts on why Davido faces disrespect, despite being known for his kindness. Recently, skit maker Nasty Blaq pointed out how the DMW boss often gets disrespected by people, even when he tries to do good. This topic gained attention after content creator Kortney criticized Davido for stopping her from sharing their interview on social media.
Samklef weighed in on this discussion, offering his perspective on Davido’s situation. He drew a comparison between Davido and another popular artist, Olamide. Both musicians have a history of helping many people in the industry, but Samklef highlighted a key difference between them. According to him, Davido tends to give with expectations and a desire for control, which may contribute to the disrespect he faces.
In his comments, Samklef pointed out that while Olamide has also helped numerous individuals, he doesn’t seem to attract the same level of disrespect that Davido does. This observation led Samklef to conclude that Davido might be partly responsible for the treatment he receives. He suggested that Davido’s need to appear favorable in the eyes of others could be playing a role in how people respond to him.
Samklef argued that Davido’s approach of helping others based on expectations could backfire, causing people to take his kindness for granted. He believes that when someone constantly seeks validation from others, it can lead to misunderstandings and disrespect. By trying too hard to maintain a positive image, Davido might inadvertently create situations where people feel less inclined to respect him.
Samklef emphasized that Davido should reconsider his mindset and stop seeing himself as a victim. He expressed his support for the artist, but he stressed the importance of recognizing how one’s actions and expectations can influence how others treat them. In his view, Davido has the power to change the narrative if he alters his approach to helping others.
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