Mavin Records boss Michael Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, recently appeared on Nancy Isime’s talk show, where he opened up about his views on love, relationships, and why he’s still unmarried.

The music executive, who recently debuted a new look, made headlines after stating that he doesn’t have the strength to be with just one woman. He admitted that while many might hate him for saying it, he was simply speaking his truth.

Don Jazzy explained further that being in a relationship doesn’t stop him from admiring other women, noting that “they are beautiful too.”

His honesty struck a chord with many viewers, especially male fans.

The clip quickly went viral, with many men agreeing with Don Jazzy’s point of view. Some claimed that monogamy is difficult for men, and drew parallels with singer 2Baba, who recently faced backlash over similar comments he made on a podcast.

Fans dared critics to come after Don Jazzy the way they dragged singer 2Baba, who had to apologise publicly for his remarks. Some even argued that Don Jazzy was simply saying what many men were thinking but afraid to voice out.

However, some female fans disagreed. They argued that Don Jazzy’s wealth makes it easy for him to speak that way, and dismissed his opinion as lacking in wisdom.

Others called out what they described as a growing trend of public figures normalising infidelity under the guise of honesty.

Recall that a few weeks ago, Innocent ‘2Baba’ Idibia was heavily criticised for saying he was not “wired to be with one woman” despite being married.

His comments during a podcast with Nedu sparked outrage, forcing him to issue a public apology, which also drew mixed reactions. Some fans defended him, saying he was going through a lot and deserved empathy.

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Netizens shared their take about Don Jazzy's postulation on relationship. Here are comments below:

@og_hypemanace shared: "Proof that when you say nonsense like this and you are rich, people will clap and scream(especially women)."

@count_among commented: "This is the traditional reality of how African man is being wired. All 2face’s backlashers, all over to you. Nonzenze."

@nne4god said: "2Baba said this same thing in a different way but the whole Nigeria came after him."

@sinzz_97reacted: "In other words 2face is right."