Daddy freeze supports Burna Boy in Lamborghini scandal, advises men against giving women money

Media personality Daddy Freeze has weighed in on the ongoing controversy between Afrobeats star Burna Boy and Sophia Egbueje, advising men to stop giving money to women when they can simply ‘scope’ them instead.

The drama started when Sophia publicly accused Burna Boy of failing to fulfill his promise of buying her a Lamborghini after they had been intimate. She claimed the singer made the promise in exchange for s£x but later refused to keep his word.

Reacting to the allegations, Burna Boy shared a mocking video on his Instagram story, laughing at Sophia for being upset over the situation.

Daddy Freeze, in a video posted on his Instagram page, backed Burna Boy’s stance and criticized women who demand expensive gifts in exchange for intimacy. He urged men to be more confident in their approach rather than offering money or material things.

“Women, please stop selling your body for a Lamborghini. And please, men, una no get action? Una no fit talk to women? Which one is Lamborghini?” he said, questioning the culture of transactional relationships.

He further praised Burna Boy, calling him a “correct guy” for handling the situation as he did. Daddy Freeze expressed concern over the growing trend of people exchanging intimacy for luxury items, calling on the government to intervene.

“Una wan sleep with a woman and she’s requesting a Lamborghini in exchange. Burna Boy, correct guy, you try. Burst them. The government needs to look into this. It cannot be okay for a girl to believe that she can get a car or a house by sleeping with a guy,” he added.

The media personality also captioned his video with a direct endorsement of Burna Boy’s approach, stating, “Lambo Lamba. Burna did well. Never press money when you can scope. The government needs to step in and stop this s£x-for-Lambo-style drama.”

The scandal has sparked discussions on social media, with people debating the ethics of transactional relationships and whether both parties in such situations should be held accountable.

While some support Daddy Freeze’s perspective, others argue that both men and women should avoid using money or intimacy as bargaining tools in relationships.