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Don’t compare me to Wizkid’s DJ who wears ‘dirty boxers’ – Cater Efe warns fans

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Controversial streamer Cater Efe has taken a swipe at singer Wizkid’s official DJ, DJ Tunez.

During a recent livestream, Cater Efe warned fans against comparing him with DJ Tunez. He also alleged that the disc jockey is unhygienic.

“You guys should never compare DJ Tunez, who puts on dirty boxers, to me again,” he fumed.

Cater Efe has been involved in a one-sided feud with Wizkid and his team after accusing them of failing to recognise or appreciate him when he released a tribute song titled “Machala” for Wizkid years ago.

He said Wizkid’s rival, Davido, was instead the one who later embraced and supported him financially. He credited Davido with “changing” his life.

Don’t compare me to Wizkid’s DJ who wears ‘dirty boxers’ – Cater Efe warns fans

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