In other news, Yhemo Lee has officially declared war on his nickname, and the people closest to him have already picked a side.
The socialite recently took to social media to express his displeasure after sharing his take on how people address him when he steps out in public. According to him, he finally understands why some women fight and argue when they are called "Mommy Zion" or "Mommy Tinuke" after giving birth.
(laughing like Davido)
"Now, I finally understand why some women fight and argue that when they give birth, don't call me Mommy Zion. Don't call me Mommy Tinuke. I have a name. I used to laugh at them like, are you not the one that gave birth to the child? But I understand now."
He said.
He explained that he is known as Yhemo Lee, YL, and Olowo Eko, but when people see him at shows, they shout "Daddy Amirion."
"With all my steeze. Making me look like an old man. If you even say Daddy A, it's even cool, some people might think it's a nickname. But no. They will still say Daddy Amirion; after one, father of one."
(yimu like Fola)
Yhemo Lee's side chicks have reportedly started calling him "Uncle" since his interview went viral. Sources say they have been sending him messages like "Uncle Yhemo, how are you?" and "Uncle, hope you ate today?" He has not responded to any of them, but his friends say he has been blocking numbers since Tuesday. He is not just fighting a nickname, he is fighting for his youth.
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Source: One of Yhemo Lee's friends, Tomi Tegba, who confirmed his side chicks have been calling him "Uncle" and he has been blocking their numbers.
