Ghanaian musician Kuami Eugene has observed that some people dislike him because they are intimidated by his success.
The singer made the remark while responding to a fan on X who defended him against critics, arguing that disliking Kuami Eugene does not make someone appear “cool.”
“You not liking Kuami Eugene doesn’t automatically make you guy o… Guyman no dey fake music taste,” the X user wrote.
‘Go away with your foolishness’ – Kuami Eugene chides netizen over ‘backhanded compliment’
Kuami Eugene appeared to agree with the sentiment, and said, “Ebe few people whey the success dey intimidate dem dey hate. But we’re getting bigger every day.”
His latest post comes a day after he lambasted an X user over what many described as a backhanded compliment.
The user had praised his music while taking a subtle swipe at him, prompting the singer to respond, “Go away with your foolishness, it’s too hot.”
The exchange sparked mixed reactions online, with some social media users defending Kuami Eugene’s response while others felt he should have ignored the comment.
His latest tweet appears to reaffirm his stance, suggesting he believes some of the criticism directed at him stems from people being intimidated by his success rather than a genuine dislike for his music.
Ebe few people whey the sucess dey intimidate dem dey hate. But we’re getting bigger everyday ✌🏾
— Kuami Eugene (@KuamiEugene) November 8, 2026
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