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Impact on Destroy Lonely's music career by end of 2024
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Career significantly affected • 33%
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Opium Artist Destroy Lonely Denies Domestic Abuse Allegations Made by Ex-Girlfriend
Jun 24, 2024, 03:44 PM
Rapper Destroy Lonely, an Opium artist, has responded to allegations of domestic abuse made by his ex-girlfriend, Ayisha. The accusations include claims of both physical and verbal abuse, with Ayisha providing graphic images as evidence. Destroy Lonely, whose real name has not been disclosed, has denied the allegations, stating, 'Everybody who know me in real life knows this ain't facts or me. I'm not proving myself to the internet or no woman.' The controversy has sparked significant discussion among fans, with some defending the rapper and others calling for justice. The incident reportedly involved a confrontation related to fellow rapper Lucki, who allegedly dissed Destroy Lonely on his album, leading to a heated argument during a 21-hour flight. The Opium artist also addressed the situation in a string of deleted tweets.
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