“This is just making a mockery of us” – Reactions as French band performs Psquare’s song, ‘Taste the Money’ for President Tinubu in France (Video)
Social media users are reacting to a viral video of a French band singing a version of popular Nigerian singer Psquare’s song for President Tinubu.
The president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and his wife, Remi Tinubu, are currently in France for a meeting with the President of France, Emmanuel Macron. To honor him, President Macron organized a state dinner and invited a French band to entertain him.
In a clip making rounds online, the French band was captured performing popular singer, Psquare’s song, Taste the Money, as President Tinubu watched them in awe.
The video, which has since gone viral, has left many Nigerians on social media talking.
One Darasimih_0 wrote, “Dem dey sing like say na cram dem cram the lyrics of the song
One Special_Ardewestern wrote, “This people know say Nigeria dey suffer for this man hand
One Sandra Saretin wrote, “This is funny and embarrassing at the same time except it was just meant to be a joke
One Baba Ajeh_Design wrote, “Be like Tom and Jerry song
One The Queen Priye wrote, “Even Peter and Paul didn’t hit those notes like they did
One Armstrong4eva wrote, “This is just making a mockery of us
One Official_nino_berlosconi wrote, “This is lovely
One I Am Lynahbanty wrote, “They are singing in capital letters
One Chayilthe1st wrote, “This is the Temu version of this song
One Afeyned wrote, “Did I just hear Ajinomoto oh?
One The_supervisor001 wrote, “Peter and Paul do not realize what they have broken by fighting this nonsense fight”.
Back in September, online users reacted to a viral video of a Catholic Priest singing Nigerian singer Ckay’s Love Nwantiti. In the viral clip, the priest who was on the altar was teaching husbands how to be romantic to their wives when he started singing the popular hit song. The clergyman admonished men to be romantic and to sing love songs to their wives.
Months back, another Catholic Priest, identified as Bishop Godfrey Igwebuike, left many talking after borrowing a line from secular singers, Portable and Skepta’s song, Tony Montana, at Junior Pope’s burial mass.
In a viral clip, Bishop Onah was seen borrowing a line from the singers while preaching. He said in the clip, “We don’t know also whether his account balance was as long as the letters of Shokolobangoshay”. The video left many applauding the clergyman for being up to date with secular music, while others pointed out how the line was a line that had been in existence before the singers.
