"You go respond, Taya." Mocking Eedris Abdulkareem over his dispute with Burna Boy,  Paul Okoye teases Eedris Abdulkareem over his fight with Burna Boy, saying, "You go reply taya." Paul Okoye, also known as RudeBoy, is a Nigerian singer

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who is a part of P-Square. He has made fun of fellow artists over his ongoing feud with Burna Boy. Eedris Abdulkareem and Burna Boy fell out after the latter accused the former in a podcast interview of saying that no one in Nigeria helped him.

RudeBoy joined the conversation and chastised Eedris Abdulkareem for his ongoing habit of making fun of other musicians. RudeBoy vented his annoyance at Eedris Abdulkareem's conduct on his Instagram story. Rudeboy writes, "Every market day we go de hear 'I fought for the industry'. I don't cook the food that they chop and I just go laugh." "Now that you want to respond with music, go respond, Taya!"

"I have not spoken for more than 20 years about what happened; how, at the time, the leading Nigerian musicians agreed with a group over the terms of payment and treatment for a 50-cent event, only for this avaricious man to go behind and pick peanuts. Do you also want VIP treatment in addition to the peanut payment? "You continue disparaging artists whenever you have the chance; if they are not well-known, they are Square, Timaya, Dbanj, and now Burna. You should go tell Taya! In a similar vein, Nigerian musician Jaywon intervened in the disagreement between Burna Boy and his colleague Eedris Abdulkareem.

In response, Jaywon remarked that Burna Boy was following in Abdulkareem's footsteps and that he should be commended for his contributions to the Nigerian music business despite his conceit.

Jaywon posted the following on his X handle: "Eedris has made significant contributions to the Nigerian music scene. Was he recognized for this? NO, and it was all because of his haughty behavior, which is precisely what Burna is doing as well. Therefore, I truly mean it when I say that 'what goes around comes around,' since it applies to both of them! Everyone goes to collect their last. Just in time, na!