Former Machachari child actor Ian Nene, popularly known as Almasi, has dedicated a song to his critics following intense online scrutiny. The actor turned DJ posted the audio track on Instagram shortly after a video showcasing his DJing performance went viral.

From Viral DJ Debut to Online Reaction

Ian recently drew widespread attention across social media platforms after showcasing his DJing skills in a video clip. Online users focused heavily on his outfit and feminine dance moves during the performance. The viral moment generated significant online debate and comments from critics.

Coverage of the incident quickly spread across social media channels.

"It's not like you pay my bills. Why you stressing me out? Just leave me alone,” he sang.

Former Machachari actor Ian Nene // Instagram
Addressing the Haters in Song

In response to the mounting attention, Ian used his music on Instagram to send a direct message to his critics. In the song, he questions why people are so bothered by his personal life. He points out that his critics do not even possess his phone number.

Ian also reflects on his life before the public attention and online noise began. He stresses that his life was great before the criticism started and asks people to let him live in peace. He firmly urges critics to stay out of his personal business.

"You see, my life was great and then you turned up with all this s***."

Full Lyrics of the Song

The complete lyrics of the track sung by Ian Nene on Instagram express his direct plea for solitude:

"Leave me alone. Don't ask me questions. I ain't even got my number on your phone. Just leave me alone.  I said leave me alone. It's not like you pay my bills. Why you stressing me out?”

Former Machachari actor Ian Nene // Instagram
A Direct Plea for Solitude

Through his track, the former child star asks why strangers feel annoyed by his choices when he does not even know their names. He concludes his message with a simple request for critics to leave him alone in peace.