Singer, Crayon and his label boss Don Jazzy have become the focus of social media after a string of cryptic and emotional posts from Crayon on X sparked speculation about tensions within Mavin Records
The drama ignited when Crayon shared messages that left fans puzzled. In one post, he claimed “Mavin is going down” while simultaneously calling Don Jazzy “his guy,” sending mixed signals that fueled speculation about possible conflicts behind the scenes.
The singer’s subsequent tweets added to the frenzy. Some of the posts included:
- “My stress code name: na Gkitxh MONEY$”
- “I’m glitchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh moneyyyyyyyyy”
- “I’m pretyyyyyy fresh that your faddddddasssssssss… I’m HYM!!!! Not REMA!!!! Niggaaaaa I’m 69 in Africa!!!!!!! Shhhh”
- “You stole my star” and “Rema for the next 100 years no feature”
Crayon blasts Don Jazzy, Mavin Records after exit
Fans quickly began debating the meaning behind the messages. Many speculated that Crayon might be frustrated with his promotion at Mavin Records, particularly in comparison to labelmates Rema and Ayra Starr. Others suggested his tweets could be an emotional outburst, a reaction to industry pressure, or even the result of a hacked account.
The speculation intensified because Crayon’s recent song release appeared to lack strong support from Mavin’s promotional channels, prompting rumors that he could be pursuing a more independent path or even considering leaving the label.
Fans also noted that the singer has been less active publicly since the death of his mother last year, suggesting that personal grief combined with industry pressures might be affecting him.
The combination of cryptic posts, lack of promotional activity, and personal circumstances has now placed Crayon and Mavin Records at the center of intense online discussion.
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When they need Don Jazzy and Mavin the cry like babies. Any small thing, they get online to drag him. Don Jazzy is a chosen soul. Go and ask Wane Coal and Dbanj. You better not bury your career. There are some people that carry grace and you should not dare mess with such grace