Hip life musician D-flex known in real life as Abubakar Alhassan has come out to defend his latest single ‘Opollo’ which features Castro and the Shashi wowo man Stay J, saying that the song is nothing near profanity hence people should stop tagging it in that order.

The Eastern World entertainment signed artiste, disclosed to us on his Whataap messenger that he is into positive music and not profanity, the lyrics of his new single is as clean as the old ones people already know just that I added a class twist to this.

‘The phrase in the song is an old saying, I remember when I was a child I used to hear it a lot so in composing my new single I just wanted a vibe that will suit both the young and old, that’s why I used that lyrics, it has nothing to do with negativity’, D-Flex stressed. The passionate Muslim singer D-flex was responding to allegations that came up recently at a local television station where he wanted to place his new video shoot by Steve Gyamfi of Real haus films for his fans to view but after several delays at the station, the issue was sorted.

This he said: ‘even though the issue was sorted at the local television station, I want to use this platform to defend the lyrics and the content of the video as it is as clean as snow and fans who want to watch it can do so on all major television stations in the country and youtube as well’. ‘I will forever be humble to my fans for their continuous support towards my just spear headed career and I tell them one thing I will not disappoint them’, D-Flex final words.

The swag from the artiste with fresh taste for fashion and lyrics is back again with another classical sample of the current trend of music – Azonto, lisen to it on your local station, watch the video online plus TV and be part of the wave from Eastern World Entertainment, its D-flex again with beats by Ephraim musiq.