In a post on his X handle on Tuesday, the award-winning singer explained that instead of cutting off his critics, he prefers to let them keep watching his success unfold.

“Me I no dey block … I wan make u dey see my doings… but I go curse your papa,” Davido wrote.

Davido, one of Africa’s biggest music stars and a key figure in the global rise of Afrobeats, is no stranger to public scrutiny.

With millions of followers across social media platforms and a high-profile personal life — including his recent lavish wedding to longtime partner Chioma and the tragic loss of their son — Davido often finds himself the target of praise and criticism online.

With a career spanning over a decade and known for hits like Fall, If, and Unavailable, Davido has become a household name in Africa and worldwide.

In August 2025, Davido married his longtime partner Chioma Avril Rowland in a lavish $3.7 million white wedding in Miami, marking the final celebration of their union after a traditional ceremony in Lagos (2024) and a court wedding (2023).

The ceremony was emotional and deeply symbolic — with Davido wearing cufflinks engraved with an image of their late son and delivering a heartfelt tribute to Chioma.

Beyond his music, he often makes headlines for his high-profile lifestyle, philanthropic work, and candid presence on social media.

Over the years, Davido has been vocal about how he handles public scrutiny. His latest remarks reflect a shift in his approach to online negativity, choosing visibility over silence when it comes to his critics.