‘Please shut up’ BBNaija’s Nina Ivy dragged for saying ‘Zazoo’ song is overhyped

Former Big Brother Naija Housemate Nina Ivy has got more than she bargained after trashing the popular ‘Zazoo’ hit song.

Zazoo Zehh is the latest sensational street song by Nigerian singer Portable and has remained on the lips of many music lovers.

However, Nina Ivy seemed different about the song stating that people are overhyping the music as she struggled to understand what portable is singing.

In her words: I feel like you guys are overhyping this song because I’ve been trying so hard to understand what this guy but it’s not working. What does this song mean exactly coz hmmm.

The statement did not sit well with many Nigerians as they dragged her, reminding her how her stay in the Big Brother Naija house was also overhyped.

olayinkaoo wrote: It is not overhyped madam Nina… You don’t need to understand a certain language before it makes sense to you what of the beats? I love Flavours song I am not ibo . Pls appreciate talent

tdeeshaircircus_ wrote: Abeg shut up

princess300614 wrote: After you enjoyed your own fame after BBN ,Allow him enjoy his own time stop condemning and rubbishing people’s effort

evablazinbisola wrote: That’s how we were looking at ur gullible head back then in Bnn so leave zazu

Kemi Filani News recalls Nina Ivy, revealed there are certain reasons behind her decision to take the risk of going under the knife.

The mother of one revealed that she feels very confident and loves her body more since she underwent a butt enlargement surgery.

In a recent interview with Punch, the fair and beautiful Reality Show said, “I have always wanted to make some changes to my body, especially after the birth of my child and this was the perfect time. Since I made that decision, I feel great and love my body more.

I always had to wear body shapers with certain outfits but now, I don’t have to. My advice to people who troll celebrities that undergo cosmetic surgery is that they should channel their energy into what will benefit them and let people live their lives.”