An X influencer identified as benny77g has raised concerns, calling out global music streaming platform, Apple Music, to investigate the streams coming from Nigeria.

The influencer believed that there have been a lot of suspicious activities surrounding the number of streams garnered by Nigerian artistes within minutes to hours of song release.

He instituted that bolts, what he called 'Stream farming" are now used to increase the number of streams on a song, which uncomfortably tops the Apple Music Chart.

The influencer wrote: DEAR @APPLEMUSIC, YOU REALLY NEED TO INVESTIGATE THE STREAMS COMING FROM NIGERIA. THERE IS A LOT OF STREAMS FARMING CURRENTLY GOING ON! 😡

DEAR @APPLEMUSIC, YOU REALLY NEED TO INVESTIGATE THE STREAMS COMING FROM NIGERIA. THERE IS A LOT OF STREAMS FARMING CURRENTLY GOING ON! 😡

— benny. (@benny7gg) December 18, 2024

On seeing his tweet, Mr Eazi responded, insisting that Nigerians are 'vibrant music consumers.'

Responding to the tweet, Mr Eazi's wrote: "There is nothing like streaming farming in Nigeria Please! No need for investigations we are a vibrant music consuming people hence the numbers you see! #BuyNigeria #MNGA."

There is nothing like streaming farming in Nigeria Please! No need for investigations we are a vibrant music consuming people hence the numbers you see! #BuyNigeria #MNGA https://t.co/ahaJzJuLdf

— Don Eazi (@mreazi) December 18, 2024

The exchange has now generated widespread conversations online as fans continue to clash on Twitter.

See some reactions below

realmvbee: Davido just useless na why ayra big pass am

powerchibueze: E be like burna no Dey get much streams again

ourt_destiny: Diddy never finish with your olodo

SammieOfficial8: "E Neva see anything 30BG aren't leaving that position 😂 we dey stream like mad."

dan_d26: "Wetin u Dey talk sef baba. Nothing like stream farming in Nigeria bawo , if una see truth make una Dey talk."