#BBNaija: Twitter user tears into K-Solo for criticising Khloe after disqualification

Music producer Solomon Oyeniyi popularly known as K-Solo got a barrage of negative comments from Twitter user after he criticised Big Brother housemate Khloe who got disqualified from the reality TV show with fellow contestant K-Brule.

The once upon a time popular ‘beat cooker’ harmlessly took to the social media platform to express his displeasure at the way Khloe was disqualified from the reality TV show but got the unexpected in return.

“A whole 3 weeks of stay in the #BBNaija House am so pained that Khloe could not even sell any of the what she does in real life only FIGHTS,” K-Solo wrote on Twitter.

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Moments after he posted his comments on Twitter, a rather incensed user on the platform identified as Adebayo Olaide (@iam_computerr wrote thus; “You just be ranting nonsense here. Instead of you to ask yourself why you’re dead alive in this industry, you’re giving yourself headache on Khloe matter.

“Are you trying to trend with Khloe matter or what? You’ve been tweeting rubbish since days now instead of you to start looking for your lost career,” @iam_computerr added.
Both K-Brule and Khloe were disqualified from the Big Brother Naija reality TV show after they both used profane language with the latter reportedly referring to the former’s mum as a prostitute and his dad a bastard.

 

 

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