Content creator and entertainer Davrel has publicly apologized to Nigerian rapper Ycee following a recent clash that sparked reactions online.
Davrel had earlier criticized Ycee after the rapper made comments about Peller, a fellow entertainer and Davrel’s colleague. Reacting to Ycee’s statement, Davrel referred to him as “agba olodo uprising,” a remark that generated attention and fueled discussions among fans.
However, Davrel has now reached out to the rapper, expressing regret over his words and asking for forgiveness. He explained that his reaction came from feeling protective of Peller, whom he considers a colleague.
In a public apology, Davrel said:
“Ycee, I’m sorry, have mercy. It was when you said that ‘Olodo Uprising’ thing. You came for Peller, and Peller is my colleague, and I felt some type of way.”
Davrel acknowledged that his response may have been excessive and appealed to Ycee to forgive him, making it clear that his intention was not to create unnecessary tension.
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Read some comments below:
@XSF:”My OG taught me something. He said if you’re going to do something that you will apologise for later don’t do it. But if you know u owe nobody an apology in the end fine then go ahead and do it with ur full chest”
@奥卢瓦塞伊.base.eth 🇳🇬:”I guess Davido or someone must’ve called him to go online to make apologies”
@RICH MIND:”E no go better for am. Too many olodo uprising spoiling everything we are trying to build in Nigeria. Tueh…”
@Amazing:”Moral lesson: Never borrow another person’s fight. Peller has moved on, now you’re negotiating a peace treaty alone”
@Mickey🕸️:”Small boy. I no go still leave your neck. I go the press you till you get street ot. I hear say nah why your papa carry Davido give you. Way no still get street ot but him get money”
