“I Don’t Think I’m Built for Just One Woman” – Don Jazzy’s Candid Take on Monogamy Sparks Debate

Renowned Nigerian music executive and Mavin Records founder, Don Jazzy, has set social media abuzz after a bold confession about his views on monogamy and romantic commitment. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

In a recent sit-down with actress and media personality Nancy Isime, the hitmaker revealed that he does not believe he’s wired for a monogamous relationship, stating that even in love, his attraction to other women doesn’t just “switch off.”

“I don’t think I’m built for just one woman,” Don Jazzy said. “I’m not strong enough to be with one person. I will not lie to you and say you’re the only one. Even if you’re beautiful, I’ll still admire someone else.”

“Brutal Honesty or Emotional Irresponsibility?” – The Internet Reacts

As expected, the clip has gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from fans, critics, and relationship commentators across Nigeria. While many applauded his transparency, others slammed the statement as a sign of emotional immaturity or commitment-phobia.

Some social media users even compared Don Jazzy’s confession to 2Baba’s controversial comments on monogamy years ago.

Notable reactions on X (Twitter):

• @therealmacrock: “See Nancy’s face when he said it. Her ticket don cut.”

• @cooldjgaba: “No be the same thing wey 2Baba talk be this.”

• @greatnwanneo: “He’ll soon rival King Solomon. 300 wives loading.”

• @odogwuutd: “2Baba was dragged for this. Why is Don Jazzy getting praised? Double standards much?”

Modern Love vs Traditional Expectations

Don Jazzy’s candid remarks have reopened age-old conversations about honesty vs loyalty in relationships, especially in a society where cultural expectations of fidelity still dominate.

While many see his blunt honesty as refreshing, others believe such views promote toxic relationship patterns, especially when coming from public figures with massive influence.

His statement reflects the growing tension between personal freedom and societal norms, a conversation particularly relevant among younger Nigerians navigating love, fame, and freedom in the digital age.