This comes after the producer stated that he would no longer distribute funds.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Don Jazzy, a well-known music producer, surprised a struggling kid with a kind present after they approached him about their difficulties in school.
The kid had written to the head of Mavin Records to emphasize how challenging school had grown and how they were feeling overburdened by the difficulties they were dealing with. The unnamed kid had stated that they were at their breaking point and needed Don Jazzy to give them a “big hug”
They wrote, “Currently going through it at school. I’m almost at my breaking point with literally everything. I need a big hug.”
Don Jazzy responded by expressing his condolences and sympathies to the pupil. Then he inquired as to whether a payment of 500,000 would be adequate as his virtual “hug.”
If the student thought the price was fair, he further ordered them to provide him with their bank account information. Don Jazzy expressed his sympathy and empathy for the students’ circumstances by apologizing for the delay in responding to their texts.
Fans and followers of Don Jazzy have praised him for his generous act, which demonstrates his empathy and readiness to help people in need.
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