Nigerian singer B-Red has shared his thoughts on the effects of online trolls on artists, including his cousin Davido. In a recent interview with City 105.1, B-Red acknowledged that online criticism is an unavoidable part of fame.
When asked about Davido being frequently targeted online, especially by Wizkid and his fans, B-Red took a philosophical approach. He emphasized that online backlash is an inevitable part of fame, citing music legend Michael Jackson as an example.
B-Red stressed that fame invites scrutiny, and it's essential for artists to develop a thick skin to navigate the industry. He noted that even the greatest artists face criticism, and it's crucial to focus on one's craft rather than getting bogged down by negative comments.
In his words, "If you don't get dragged, you never blow. Even the greats like Michael Jackson, if you post a picture, they'll abuse you. If you're famous, everybody must have something to say. So that's life."
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