'You followed Jay Z to be blasphemous' - Adekunle Gold knocked over soundtrack on Hollywood film

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Adekunle Gold and Jay Z

Nigerian artiste Adekunle Gold has drawn a lot of flak for his soundtrack to the Hollywood production 'The Book of Clarence'.

It was revealed on Wednesday, November 29 that Adekunle Gold and Yemi Alade will be making their global debuts on 'The Book of Clarence'.

The highly anticipated film with a soundtrack will feature appearances by the two music icons with international performers like Jay Z, Kid Cudi, Lil Wayne, Jorja Smith, Shabba Ranks, and others.

Jay Z, who also serves as the film's producer, will contribute new songs to the James Samuel-directed picture.

Adekunle Gold while sharing the good news, wrote: “It’s great to see such incredible representation in a first-of-its-kind film. #TheBookofClarence, a film by @Jeymes features new music from myself, @JAYZ @liltunechi @yemialade, and more. Exclusively in movie theaters January 12.”

However, the movie has drawn a lot of criticism from online users who label it blasphemous and disparaged the singer.

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Abbie Emmanuel wrote, ‘Okay now it’s blasphemous because they decided to use a black man as Jesus unlike the character you all are used to get some chills it’s not that deep

Jaye Jibbs wrote, “It’s only Christians like that to tow the line of making a mockery of their God. Smh

Itz Justty wrote, “You haven’t watched the movie and you are concluding blasphemy? Use your brain na

Craftsman Bespoke wrote, “May God forgive y’all that took part in this blasphemous project

Oluwasijibomi wrote, “Another artist that will choose to stay blind and promote nonsense because of fame and money. It’s just a short period

Queen Cilia wrote, ‘Very controversial, another way the West restructured an important tale and culture to suit their taste (the American behavior). I respect Art so I’ll see the movie to be able to give my opinion and have a proper conversation about it if it arises. But a defamation will not be accepted

Carters wrote, “Haa you sef Adekunle you join follow Jay Z do blasphemy of Christ ah

Bolu Maja wrote, “Haven’t seen the movement yet, but I see blasmephy of Christ