- Singer Teniola has expressed gratitude to fans and supporters who reached out to her and her family, thanking them for their care and concern.
- However, a portion of her appreciation message quickly drew attention online after she compared her fanbase to Wizkid FC and Beyoncé’s Beyhive.
- The statement sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some users viewing it as a harmless joke and expression of love for her supporters,
Nigerian artist Teniola has sparked online chatter by expressing her gratitude towards fans who have been inquiring about her well-being and that of her family.
The singer’s heartfelt message, which swiftly caught the public’s eye, was filled with thanks for the outpouring of love and support, hailing her fans as unparalleled.
Teni conveyed her appreciation by stating:
“I’m so grateful to everyone who has reached out to me and my family. Thank you for your care. I adore my fans; they are truly the best. My fan base surpasses even Wizkid FC and the Beyhive.”
While her expression of gratitude was warmly received, her comparison to the fan groups of Wizkid and Beyoncé became a hot topic of conversation online.
Several social media users questioned the need for the comparison, suggesting it could trigger unnecessary fanbase rivalries, while others found the comment humorous.
Reactions
@Dorren06: “Is she trying to cause fan w@rs even in the midst of her appreciation?”
@ChukwuJosh55618: “Was there something wrong with her?”
@NimiWest8893: “God be with you and yours”
@lovin_a_shay: “A strong fanbase is just everything.”
@BOmobolade: “Shades”
@kelcastlee: “Make she no compare fans”
@Rita_mila3040: “This one just knows how to talk plenty”
@Drwikii: “The first sentence was humble. The second was appreciation. The third was a declaration of war on two of the most devoted fanbases on the internet. Teni does not do things halfway. 😭😂”
@ydkrinde: “egbami”
@gifylicious: “🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 they will soon come for her for that last line now 🤣🤣. Watch and see 😀😀😀”
@CFc_JoyC: “What happened?”
@Fadewura: “Elenu ja wire”