Let me show it in peace – Toyin Lawani chides son for telling her to cover her cleavage (Video)

Celebrity stylist, Toyin Lawani has gotten a lesson from her son, Tenor on the importance of dressing decently.

In a video which is making the rounds online, she could be seen showing off her cleavage in a manner that the boy found to be demeaning.

Tenor used his hand to raise up her clothe in a bid to cover up her cleavage but Toyin rebuked him for doing that.

The kid, however, pressed on and kept trying to cover his mother up as she questioned him to know why he is so interested in her appearance.

He asked her to stop showing off the cleavage and when she asked what is wrong, he noted that people will see her derriere.

The fashion designer then said that he should allow her show off her bodily assets without any interruption.

Watch the video below:

In other news, Nigerian rapper, Babatunde Adewale, popularly known as Modenine, has shared his thoughts on the apparent rivalry between rappers and afrobeats singers.

He said that rap in Nigeria is no longer the same because Hip Hop artistes have switched to singing all in a bid to compete with Afrobeats stars.

Speaking on the controversial comment by Wizkid that rap is dead, the Hip Hop star implied that Wiz is not an authority on the rap genre so he does not care about his opinion.

He, however said that Nigerians are the reason most rappers are switching from hardcore rap and started fusing their styles with singing.

Modenine said; “I don’t care what anybody says. As long as you are not an authority in hip hop, why should I care? As long as I perceive you as somebody who doesn’t have the right credentials, I am not bothered.”

He added; “I am not an authority when it comes to listening to new rappers. I live outside Nigeria, and I don’t have a radio. The little that I know is what I see on Instagram. There is a guy called Hipman, who I think is quite good. Most of the guys are in the battle rap league, including Hollyfield, Queen Mother, Damzy, and BlackLaid Pastor.

What they are doing is difficult, and I rate them above most rappers. Many rappers just record rap songs, but these guys write and memorise long verses. I think that is very difficult to do, and I give them props for that. There is also a female rapper called Fellow Music. She is good too.

From the guys that have been there, and are still ‘holding it down’, there is Terry Tha Rapman, Pherousios, Show Dem Camp, and Vector. All of them are still doing well.

People often complain that Nigerian rappers are doing more of singing now, but it is those same people that caused it. Rappers have to (do more of singing) because if they want to compete with afrobeats singers, they have to add some elements of afrobeats into their music.”