Johnny Drille Flips Criticism Into Joyful Celebration of His Family

Nigerian singer Johnny Drille responded with pride after a social media user referred to him as a “low level man,” turning the comment into a showcase of his personal life and sparking support from fans.

The exchange began when a user asked: “What’s the wildest simp core you’ve ever heard?” Another responded with lyrics including lines like: “Don’t mind being your second choice or even 10th choice… If you cheat on me, I’ll just cry and still follow you… Your skin is too fine to stress, let me bankroll your peace.”

A different user then tweeted: “There is a reason why I have a dislike for Nonso Amadi, Johnny Drille et al and their type of lyrics. Proper low level men.”

Johnny Drille replied by quoting the tweet and posting a photo of himself with his wife and child alongside Nonso Amadi and his partner, captioning it: “The ‘low level men’…”

Fans quickly rallied behind the singer. One wrote: “Johnny Drille is one of the calmest guys in the industry and it’s surprising how a sadist would refer to him as a ‘low level man.’ This is insulting, so to say. Some people have agreed to be very ‘anyhow’ towards happy people living their best lives. Find peace.”

Another fan added: “Trust me, it’s a waste of time responding to these e-lunatics. You make solid music and definitely don’t need any form of validation from slow people like that.”

Meanwhile, one fan offered a different take: “Proving a point to him actually validated what he stated. Level is not only about money but sense. Bro, you no get s3nse.”

The incident highlights Johnny Drille’s ability to turn criticism into a celebration of family and happiness, reinforcing his image as one of the grounded figures in the Nigerian music scene.