Renowned social media influencer Tunde Ednut has sparked conversations on a number of online platforms with his remarks regarding Nigerian singer Ololade Ahmed often know as Asake’s startling new look.
The singer recently unveiled a new appearance, which he has since complemented with full-body tattoos.
Asake, who is renowned for his unique flair and captivating performances, appears to be embracing a bold, creative identity that has captured the attention of both critics and fans.
Tunde Ednut emphasised the significance of Asake's new appearance in an Instagram post, claiming that the artist has made a big statement with his recent metamorphosis. According to him, his entire body is covered with intricately designed tattoos.
In his post, he stated, “Just last week, we saw ASAKE’s new look. Now, he has taken it a step further by revealing full- body tattoos. He has covered his entire body in ink, making a bold statement with his latest transformation.”
Tunde Ednut also encouraged his followers to express their opinions regarding the singer’s new appearance.
Recall that Adair’s facial tattoos comes a few weeks after his departure from Olamide’s record label YBNL. Following this, many social media users expressed that perhaps the singer’s actions were to cover a sad situation in his life and that was his way of healing from it.
Here are some reactions
@symply_beautiana wrote: “He is going through alot and his pains is written all over his body.”
@ayomi___x wrote: “E never complete. Make en draw for en eyeball and lips.”
@razmash_ wrote: “Asake is a big brand his tattoos are Art and art is beautiful.”
@sugachi04 wrote: “Do I like his new look? How e take concern me, na me d feed am? Ahh. His choice o.”
@tiaravibez wrote: “It’s giving “ Micheal Scofield”. who knows maybe he’s tryna break out from somewhere 🤷♀️.”
@jhay.reginald wrote: “Na this year I go draw lion for my back . I too strong.”
@dariobilli9 wrote: “You go America for the very first time you wan be like Americana #mumubutton.”
@pwetti_tae wrote: “His choice. I don’t have to like or dislike it. I like his music n that’s enough for me.”
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