“No Be Crying Strategy!” –Bimbo Ademoye Fires Back at Critics Wey Say She Dey Use Tears Promote Her Movies

Nollywood actress and producer, Bimbo Ademoye , don finally break silence after plenty online dragging wey follow her anytime she drop new movie. Some social media users don dey yarn say every time Bimbo Ademoye wan promote film, one “emotional story” go show face—either technical wahala, gl!tch, or she go appear for camera dey shed small tears to gain sympathy.

According to these critics, dem believe say na “calculated strategy” wey she dey use take pull audience go watch her movies. As the gbas gbos take hot, different people come dey share their own opinion—some support her hustle, while others insist say the pattern too clear to ignore.

But Bimbo Ademoye no gree keep quiet again. She come out clear say make nobody ever reduce her years of hard work, sleepless nights, and dedication to “just crying for attention.” According to her, e no funny, and e no fair.

“My Sweat No Be Content!” – Bimbo Ademoye Fires Back

For her response, Bimbo Ademoye talk with full chest say she don put in serious work for Nollywood, and she no go allow anybody twist her passion into one kind pity-party marketing. She explain say filmmaking no be beans—money, time, energy, and mental stress all dey involved.

She come add say sometimes when things no go as planned—like glitches or unexpected problems—na normal human reaction to feel emotional. “No be everything be strategy,” she hint, as she subtly call out those wey dey too quick to judge.

According to her, she dey passionate about her craft, and if she show emotion, e simply means she cares deeply about wetin she dey create. She also remind people say success no dey come from “fake tears” but from consistency and real talent.

Fans Divide: Support vs Side-Eye

As expected, internet no dey ever one-sided. Some fans quickly gather to defend Bimbo Ademoye talk say Nigerians too like to drag people wey dey try succeed. Dem argue say even if she share emotional moments, e still dey valid because creators dey face real pressure behind the scenes.

Others, however, still stand gidigba on their claim. Dem say whether na intentional or not, the timing of these emotional posts always dey suspiciously close to her movie releases. For them, na “PR style” wey just dey work well.

Meanwhile, neutral observers dey laugh the whole matter, calling it premium Nigerian entertainment. One user even talk say, “If crying fit sell film, make everybody start to dey practice tears abeg!”—and honestly, that one scatter ground.

At the end of the day, whether na coincidence or strategy, one thing clear—Bimbo Ademoye dey very relevant, and people dey always ready to gist about her. For Nollywood, attention na currency, and Bimbo clearly no dey broke.