SamLarry Challenges Lil Frosh Over Alleged Denial of Davido’s Zinoleesky Exit Plan

Lagos socialite and music promoter SamLarry has confronted singer Lil Frosh over his alleged denial of claims that Afrobeats star Davido wanted Zinoleesky to leave Marlian Records for his record label, 30BG.

SamLarry questioned why Lil Frosh appeared to be backing away from the alleged conversation, urging him to stand by his earlier account and not allow anyone to intimidate him.

In a video circulating online amid the ongoing controversy involving social media activist VeryDarkMan and Davido, SamLarry directly addressed Lil Frosh, insisting that he should not be afraid to speak about what allegedly happened.

“You were told to ask Zinoleesky to leave Marlian Records for 30BG, but you came out to deny it, saying they never told you anything. Why are you scared? They cannot do anything to you. Don’t be afraid of them,” SamLarry said.

The music promoter further accused Lil Frosh of contradicting his previous account, claiming that the singer had earlier disclosed receiving a phone call from someone who allegedly discussed Zinoleesky’s departure from Marlian Records.

SamLarry maintained that Lil Frosh should not deny the alleged conversation if he had previously spoken about it, adding that there was no reason for him to be intimidated by those involved in the controversy.

“You know you can ruin and scatter someone’s home, but you cannot ruin us or scatter our homes. You called on the phone and said they told you something, but now you’re denying it. Are you scared of them? Don’t be afraid; there’s nothing they can do to you,” he added.

The controversy has generated attention following VeryDarkMan’s release of an alleged phone conversation involving Lil Frosh and Zinoleesky, which has reignited discussions about Davido, Marlian Records and the reported attempt to move the singer to 30BG.

However, the claims surrounding the alleged move remain disputed, with SamLarry’s latest intervention adding another dimension to the ongoing exchange involving the music personalities.