In a strongly worded post, AY defended 2Baba’s vulnerability, describing the apology as a rare act of accountability from a man under visible emotional strain.
It’s always easy to cast the first stone at the supposed offender. No one pauses to ask him the most human question, “Are you okay?” And when they do, it’s rarely without an agenda. No one really cares.
I just saw a man under duress taking accountability for his actions. Not because he’s perfect, but because he’s human. As men, we’re raised to suffer in silence. Whether we’re right or wrong, we’re told to “man up.” Even when we finally speak, it rarely ends well. We’re blamed. Misunderstood. Dismissed. Our vulnerability doesn’t protect us. it exposes us. Na who them catch? Na, him be thief.
It’s always easy to cast the first stone at the supposed offender.
No one pauses to ask him the most human question “Are you okay?”
And when they do, it’s rarely without an agenda. No one really cares.I just saw a man under duress taking accountability for his actions. Not…
— AY COMEDIAN (@AYCOMEDIAN) July 2, 2025
His comments come in the wake of the controversy following the singer’s interview, where he asserted that men cannot be sexually involved with only one person at a time. The backlash was swift and presumably from Natasha as well because within hours of the viral clip, 2Baba tendered a public apology to her for his statement.
