In the aftermath of the tragic demise of singer Mohbad, both the music industry and fans have been expressing their sorrow and paying tribute.

Amidst the flood of condolences, Olamide, the renowned artist and former label boss, shared a heartfelt tweet that simply said, “damn Mohbad.”

However, it seems that Olamide’s message did not sit well with everyone, particularly one of his former record label members.

Emini Davolee, a former rapper from YBNL, took to social media to subtly criticize Olamide. On his Instagram story, Emini Davolee shared his thoughts, seemingly addressing Olamide directly.

He wrote,“Make Una make sure say una chop am too o. Awon olorikori say na damn Mohbad.”

This message carries an implied criticism, suggesting that some individuals only show care and concern for someone when it’s too late—after they have passed away.

It’s important to note that reactions to Mohbad’s untimely death have been diverse, with many in the music community mourning his loss and contemplating the fleeting nature of life.

Another response came from reality star Teddy A, who expressed frustration with people who fail to show care and appreciation for others while they are alive but suddenly become deeply concerned once tragedy strikes.

Celebrities such as Davido, Burna Boy, and former label mate Zinolesky have also reacted to the news of Mohbad’s painful passing. Naira Marley has also faced some criticism for his use of a heartbroken emoji in response to Mohbad’s untimely demise.

Mohbad’s passing has left a profound impact on those who admired his talent, and the responses from various celebrities in the entertainment industry underscore the importance of cherishing and celebrating individuals while they are still among us.