- Fake Flavour is meant as a tribute to the artist he greatly admires
- “I’m not using Flavour’s name to defraud people
- He further emphasised that his brand is rooted in respect
Entertainer Fake Flavour has responded to accusations that he is imitating popular highlife musician Flavour N’abania.
Eko Hot Blog gathered that according to him, the name Fake Flavour is meant as a tribute to the artist he greatly admires, not an attempt to deceive anyone.
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“I’m not using Flavour’s name to defraud people; I simply have deep admiration for him,” he explained.
The performer revealed that his performance fees typically range between ₦700,000 and ₦800,000—an amount he insists is far below what the real Flavour would charge.
“Flavour wouldn’t perform for that kind of money,” he added. “My clients understand that I’m doing my own thing. I’m not pretending to be him to make money.”
He further emphasised that his brand is rooted in respect and admiration rather than imitation or fraud.
The issue has sparked varied reactions online—some social media users find his transparency entertaining, while others question whether such an act might still mislead the public.
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