“Stop Building Walls & Let’s Build Bridges” AY Comedian Replies Toni Payne On Once Snubbing Olamide

Ayo Makun aka Ay Comedian has responded to Toni Payne’s allegation that he once snubbed Rapper Olamide while the latter was still trying to find his feet in the industry.

He posted a video of Olamide performing at his show AY Live in 2011 and also revealed Olamide will be making a special appearance in A Trip to Jamaica and Merry Men 2 that will be out on NETFLIX June 5th

See his post;

[ultra_tagline_box tag_box_style=”ultra-all-border-box”]LASTING MEMORIES … It’s okay to enjoy all the free Covid-19 inspired entertainment we bring to you on social media. But never give us the opportunity to insult your intelligence.

Make it a simple practice to ALWAYS do a little bit of research to know the truth from the lies before you start casting stones on the comment sessions.

SOME OF US JUST LIKE TO TREND. Anyways, enjoy the performance of @olamide at AY Live 2011, on the humble request of @idcabasa after booking @9ice for same event. Shout out to @olamide for making a special appearance in A Trip to Jamaica and Merry Men 2 that will be out on NETFLIX June 5th. All of that started from the foundation of a good relationship. @officialtonipayne STOP BUILDING WALLS AND LETS BUILD BRIDGES. I still love you.[/ultra_tagline_box]
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Watch the video;

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Toni Payne

While responding, Toni Payne also dropped a comment on his post;

[ultra_tagline_box tag_box_style=”ultra-all-border-box”]This performance was ONE YEAR LATER, AFTER our conversation. All this video did is prove my point that you only allowed him perform after the success of Eni Duro. Wizkid was the first to bring him on your stage because of Omo Toh Shan…I still remember that night vividly. If you and I were not cool, maybe you rejecting him wouldn’t have hurt as much. You didn’t even hear me out, or allow me to show you what I saw in him before telling me no. Then to go to Cabasa a year after, when he was already gaining ground because you couldn’t come to me AFTER the fact was shady… But it’s all good. I thank God for stories like this because growth. Maybe I was too passionate about my artists but hey, why manage someone I’m not passionate about and I guess that’s the industry. Not everyone will be a part of your success story and that’s perfectly ok. No wahala sha… glad I got it off my chest. it’s all love. Stay blessed and regards to the family! 🙏🏽[/ultra_tagline_box]