M.I fires back at Etcetera, calls his album – worst ever released

Etcetera is at it again stepping on toes since his walk out of the music industry.

His opinion piece in the newspapers is his new medium to vent his frustrations with the current situation in the country and specifically, the industry he walked away from.

His latest piece titled, ‘Latest political prostitutes in town’ had him dropping verbal explosives on rapper, MI Abaga and a host of others.

The rapper however took to Twitter to respond to Etcetera.

Read the tweets below:

Lol @ etcetera.

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

I remember a time when etcetera and I were hustling the music business together. Doing what we had to to come up..

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

1. The primary thing an entertainer brings to any platform is eyeballs. Look at views with a star and views without. #yoursmarterthanthis — jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

2. The only reason you write your articles is because that’s your hustle #igetitigetit#hopesayyoudemakemoney #yoursmarterthanthis

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

3. If you had a large fan base.. Your lack of class and an ethical compass as a writer shows you would probably support Hitler 4 d right sum

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

You should be ashamed at yourself. That you would so classlesly criticize anything that puts money in your colleagues hands

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

You should be ashamed that in the last few years you have done more to pull our industry down then help it grow

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

And here is my opinion.. Since you freely give yours out. Your album is quite possibly the worst album released by a Naija artist ever!

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

Etc etc..

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) February 14, 2015

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Deji Sadiq, a.k.a DEJI OF LAGOS is a LASU trained Economist turned freelance journalist, a Blogger, an information strategist, a public affairs analyst and a committed activist with a passion for equal opportunities.