Media personality Do2dtun, whose real name is Oladotun Ojuolape Kayode, has stepped in to defend Afrobeats star Adekunle Gold amid the online backlash trailing his wife Simi’s resurfaced old tweets.
If you’ve been online lately, you’ll know how quickly social media can dig up posts from years ago and turn them into a trending conversation. In this case, some of Simi’s old tweets resurfaced and sparked outrage among users who interpreted the posts as inappropriate. While the singer has since responded, describing the tweets as harmless, the debate has continued to generate heated reactions across platforms.
As the conversation intensified, some critics began dragging Adekunle Gold into the situation, questioning him and directing harsh comments at his family. 
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Reacting to the situation on X, Do2dtun didn’t mince words. He praised Adekunle Gold’s impact on Nigerian music and reminded critics of the consistency and quality the singer has brought to the industry over the years. From delivering classic albums to headlining major shows, including shutting down a national theatre. Do2dtun insisted that AG’s artistry remains “exceptionally untouched”.
He wrote:
“I think it’s time for you guys to leave AG alone. He gave us classic albums; this guy shut down a whole national theatre. An amazing performer, his craft is exceptionally untouched.
“I see the most despicable comments about him and his family. Men, it’s enough. I believe if we all stand tall in many things in life, let us start with respecting people’s craft and life work. He remains unscarred, and he is still one of the biggest musicians to ever come out of Nigeria. Una carry issue turns to assault and extreme bullying. It’s enough.”
His comments have since sparked further discussion, with some social media users agreeing that the criticism has crossed the line, while others argue that public figures should always be ready for scrutiny.
For Do2dtun, however, the issue is clear, what started as criticism has evolved into what he describes as extreme bullying.
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