Nigerian rapper ZHUS JDO has stirred controversy online after posting a series of sharp critiques aimed at the public, blaming them for what he described as the “ruining” of Nigeria’s December economy.
The underground rapper, known for his raw and unapologetic style, vented his frustrations through Instagram Stories, combining economic commentary with personal disdain for public opinion.
In one post, ZHUS JDO wrote, “Now that all of you have successfully ruined Nigeria’s December economy. Una nor talk again? Foolish people with bandwagon mentality. It doesn’t take much to manipulate you fools.” In a follow-up message, he adopted an even more defiant tone, stating, “I will just focus on my music. It’s not my job to educate you retards.”
The “December economy” refers to the critical period in Nigeria when entertainment, hospitality, and diaspora-linked businesses typically generate substantial revenue during the holiday season. ZHUS JDO’s comments appear to reflect deep frustration with perceived manipulation and public trends, though he did not specify the exact incidents or discussions that prompted his statements.
The rapper, who has built a name in the Nigerian hip-hop scene with tracks like Johnbull and Dump on Dem, has cultivated a reputation for blunt, confrontational commentary. His recent posts highlight tensions between public figures and their audiences, particularly when national economic or social topics intersect with personal expression.
While some fans have defended his honesty and candor, others criticized the aggressive language, warning it could alienate listeners. As of now, ZHUS JDO has not issued any further clarification or apology, leaving the posts to fuel ongoing debates on social media about celebrity influence and public accountability in Nigeria.
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