The Nigerian music star reacts harshly after a female creator attacks his recent song lyrics
On August 12, 2026, Nigerian singer Ruger publicly mocked a female TikTok user’s weight after she wished him dead. The creator attacked his recent lyrics as homophobic. In response, the artist dismissed her concerns and joked about her food intake.
The recent clash between Nigerian singer Ruger and a female critic has sparked massive online debates. The brutal exchange on social media shocked fans today.
On August 12, 2026, the Afrobeat star fired back at a TikTok user. The woman had earlier posted a video wishing him dead over his song lyrics. She claimed his new track was highly offensive and toxic.
The drama started when the creator reviewed his upcoming release. She stated that his existence ruined her mental health.
”That the only thing wey fit help my mental health like… Ruger gats die,” the creator stated.
Ruger quickly noticed the viral video on X. He decided to address the harsh comments directly on his page. The singer shared her clip and delivered a stinging reply.
”I think i get a pass for her wishing me dead,” the artist wrote.
Singer mocks critic’s weight
The musician did not stop at a simple defence. He shifted his focus to the young woman’s physical appearance.
Ruger issued a sarcastic apology to feminists and body positivity activists. He claimed the creator was worried about the wrong things entirely. The pop star then joked about her daily diet.
”She should be worried about her high intake of okpa she’s on the verge of getting a tripple chin,” he added.
His blunt response quickly divided fans across social media platforms. Some users praised his bold reply, while others condemned the harsh angle.
Backlash over controversial song
The root of this conflict stems from a leaked song snippet. The creator accused Ruger of making a homophobic and misogynistic track. She expressed deep anger over the theme of the record.
She even called him an idiot in her emotional rant. The user revealed she had previously blocked the singer online.
A friend sent her the video privately. The clip immediately triggered her angry public reaction. Ruger has not released any further statements about the song itself.
