The famed Nigerian vocalist, Harrysong, recently treated his adored grandmother to an extravagant feast at a pricey eatery.
In videos captured online, the vocalist’s grandmother was seen relishing her meal when Harrysong informed her about the price of the food.
Harrysong’s grandmother was taken aback when he revealed that a plate of rice cost N30,000. Surprised, his grandmother let out a loud scream and interrogated him for squandering his money.
The video, which has become viral, has triggered a lot of discussion.
One Deenak Afolabi wrote, “African parents will tell you to stop squandering money.
One Asha Fred wrote, “My mum is likely to call my dad at that moment. She will start with, Papa Chioma, this your second daughter, she can waste money. She has no respect for money.
One Iyunade Beads wrote, “Why are you wasting money? Mama, see it as a waste. She already calculated how many pots of soup that 30k will be sufficient for.
One Lecy Herbert wrote, “Typical Inaw woman. Not a small matter. What do you want to achieve with it?
Harrysong reveals how his grandmother aided him in making amends with Five Star music
A few years ago, during an interview with Planet TV, Harrysong discussed the disagreement he had with his former record label, Five Star Music.
The crooner of ‘Reggae Blues’ stated that he had to go back to the Five Star team to apologize for all his misdeeds after conversing with his grandma.
In his own words:
“I wouldn’t want to say that they were expecting us to be quarreling and fighting forever… we reached a compromise and settled… My grand-mum spoke to me and said, ‘Boy, I have known you with these people, I have blessed you with these people…'”
The vocalist, who appears to have a strong affection for his grandmother, recounted how she sold wrappers to sponsor his music career.
“How my grandmother sold wrappers to fund my music career” Harrysong
The crooner of ‘Reggae Blues,’ while sharing a photo of his grandmother, narrated the story of how her wrapper brought him success.
Mr. Song, as he often refers to himself, said his granny sold wrappers to pay for his school fees and studio sessions.
“You should all say thank you to my grandmother… I call her Miloskey. The woman who sold wrappers for my education and studio sessions. She has refused to come to Lagos, so I have no choice but to always go and visit her. Thank you so much for your love, mama… God bless you and keep it for me… Stay strong #miloskey,” he wrote as he shared their photo.