British rapper Skepta, whose real name is Michael Adenuga, has taken to social media to vent his frustration with individuals he has helped in the past, only to be met with betrayal.

In a series of tweets, Skepta shared his disappointment and hurt, stating that seeing the success of those he supported, only to be repaid with ingratitude, has deeply affected him.

Skepta expressed his discontent, noting that he has done more for these individuals than their own fathers have.

He also emphasized his belief in divine justice, tweeting, "Good thing I don't do things to get anything in return. God keeps the score." The rapper's tweets have sparked a wave of discussion online, with many weighing in on the topic of gratitude and betrayal.

Netizens Reactions…
@timmy_sax commented: “Keep doing your best big smoke. God knows how he will reward you.”

@Urbangod3 said: “E dey be like that.”

@neduthegoat1 reacted: “Portable is that you?”

@Heis_Duke said: “Long faces as how? Portable come here o wetin you do Big Smoke.”

@davian_nn said: “Portable o wetin you do again bayi o.”

@cart_aham said: “NA DAVIDO. Because he papa no go fit write song for am.”

@farlowtattoo said: “Hope no be omo olalomi Feso wole again?”

@demolyno said: “If not for God wey love portable dat guy suppose no see helper for dis life again after dat kogbagidi matter.”