“Snapping at people’s graveside for social media and you claim to love them” – Fans slam Jaywon for publicizing his visit to late Sound Sultan’s graveside

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Some fans of Nigerian singer Jaywon Juwonlo have slammed him over his visit to the graveside of the late legendary singer Sound Sultan.

Kemi Filani reported that the singer had, via his social media pages, shared photos of him at the singer’s graveside as he described him as a mentor, who was filled with wisdom and guidance and was an inspiration to many. Jaywon stated that though Sultan was gone, he was forever a part of them.

Jaywon visits Sound Sultan's graveside

Not pleased with the photos, some of his fans slammed him for documenting his visit for social media content and validation.

One Frankie Pen 2021 wrote, “Snapping at people’s grace for social media and you claim to love them. Bad publicity

One General Vibes Only wrote, “What u all do for PR”.

Fans slam Jaywon for visiting Sound Sultan's graveside

Refreshing your memory, Sound Sultan passed away on July 11, 2021, after battling ‘Angioimmunoblastic T-cell Lymphoma,’ ‘Cancer of the throat.’

Before his death, Sound Sultan underwent chemotherapy in a hospital in the United States of America.

2baba, was one of the few who paid a visit to his grave, while he was in America bonding with his 3 kids from Babymama, Pero Adeniyi. He paid respect to him alongside Emma Ugolee, Frankie J, and others.

Marking his first anniversary in 2022, 2baba admitted how badly he missed him, as he took to social media to pay tribute to him.

In February of 2023, 2baba penned a note to him, admitting to missing the singer, and vowing to keep celebrating him till he joins him.

In January, 2baba wrote a note to him as he recounted life-changing events in the industry to him. The legendary singer told him that their dream and wish for Nigerian and African music had come to pass and now he was an upcoming artiste, but he wouldn’t give up easily for the new cats. He added that there were lots of stories to tell him.

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