Artistes and fans of late rapper Dawn Tawn have blasted the actions of some radio stations in the state to put the song of the late Net Boi Gang leader on replay, calling it an act of hypocrisy.

Many people took to the social media to criticize the decisions of these radio stations who dedicated a lot of time in talking about the life and works of the artiste; when nothing was said about him when he was alive.

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Some tagged a show of shame, while others tagged it hypocrisy adding that it is normal for radio stations to use the lives of entertainers as contents only when they are dead.

“I know someone will also be waiting for them to die, so they can profile them online or on TV. If these guys are worth talking about in their graves, why not now that they are hustling on the streets”, one fan said.

“If they talked about DT [Dawn Tawn] like this when he was alive, his dream of being famous would have been achieved. They are dush hypocrites”, another wrote.

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“Dont Kill Cow For Me When Am Dead, Kill It 4 Me Now Am Alive So That I Can Enjoy It B4 I Die…
Dawn Tawn Is Dead And Gone 4eva,(broda Rest On)..My Anger Is All The While He Was Alive,his Song Was Hardly Heard On Air Nt Even For 30mins, Now He Is Gone This Particular Radio Station Has Spent An Hour Playin His Songs.#Nonsense# Why Didnt U Play It Wen He Was Alive, U Want Him To Blow In Grave Huh? In His Words “I Am Being Recognized Bt Am Nt Famous” Broda They Want To Mk U Famous Bt Its Too Late…  #RIP DAWN TAWN”, Missy Hope-c Bernard wrote.

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Ace producer, Regiz Akagha was among the aggrieved entertainers, as he wrote; “What a world ,when dawn tawn was alive i did not even hear his song for once ,but now…..why is it like this?if we had played his songs like this he might not even have time to go his Village cos he will be hooked up with shows tru out the season..#notgud very talented broad”

Meanwhile, artistes, friends, fans and family members have been posting their farewell messages to the late rapper with many saying that he prophesized his own death when he wrote ‘it is over’ on December 31, 2016.

Dawn Tawn will be remembered for his role in sticking to the codes of hip-hop and his crude street rap lyrics. One of his dreams was to be famous and the reason his tagged his unreleased album, Recognized But Not Famous. That album was never released.