“I Almost Denied My Song!” – Lawrence Oyor Reacts After Seeing Bobrisky Sing ‘Favour’

Gospel singer Lawrence Oyor never imagined his song would find an audience in the most unexpected of places. But when a video surfaced of popular crossdresser Bobrisky passionately singing his hit track “Favour,” Oyor admitted he was momentarily stunned.

“I almost denied the song,” he confessed during a recent gathering, still grappling with the surprise of seeing his music embraced by someone whose lifestyle and public persona stand in stark contrast to conventional gospel spaces. “I know some of you didn’t see it, but someone sent it to me. I had to watch it three times. The shock! You too?”

The viral clip, originally shared by Bobrisky, showed the social media personality expressing gratitude for divine favor, attributing his success and well-being to God’s mercy. Despite multiple cosmetic procedures, Bobrisky marveled at maintaining a fresh and vibrant look, declaring the song’s lyrics as the “summary of the message.”

Oyor’s reaction to the video has sparked mixed responses. While some listeners resonated with his initial shock, others criticized him for seemingly distancing himself from a broader audience that his music had reached. “Jesus himself dined with tax collectors and sinners. Why should gospel be for a select few?” one commenter challenged. Another urged critics to watch the full video of Oyor’s remarks, noting that he ultimately embraced the moment, acknowledging that his song’s reach could have a deeper impact.

The debate underscores a broader discussion on inclusivity in gospel music and the unpredictable ways in which inspiration travels. Whether Oyor intended it or not, “Favour” has found a home beyond the traditional church walls, proving that music, like faith, can resonate where it’s least expected.

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