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Abejas Memes Clarifies His Professional Ties with Eduardo Antonio: "He Didn't Make Me Famous"

Friday, October 17, 2025 by Olivia Torres

Influencer and comedian Abejas Memes recently discussed his professional relationship with Eduardo Antonio, known as "El Divo de Placetas", during an interview with Adrián Fernández, sparking mixed reactions once again.

The conversation kicked off when a user remarked that El Divo had lent him a helping hand, whereas Abejas Memes had allegedly spoken ill of the singer to gain popularity in an interview with Alexander Otaola. With a hint of sarcasm, Abejas Memes retorted, “El Divo’s reach doesn’t extend to South Africa.” Clearly irritated, he underscored that his career began long before meeting the artist.

“Let’s get this straight, I started in South Africa. I was already Abejas Memes back then. El Divo hasn’t helped me at all… I got no handouts; I began solo from South Africa, from the end of the world. I built myself up alone, alone, and I continue alone, so stop with those comments,” he emphasized.

Setting the Record Straight on Collaboration

The comedian also jested about his collaboration with the singer: “El Divo de Placetas came into the picture now that I cast him as Carlitos’ dad, but Carlitos can suddenly become an orphan, and we’d be done with it. I can’t handle this drama anymore; I was warned not to go to Miami.”

When asked how the collaboration with El Divo came about, Abejas Memes added, “Because he asked me, he said, ‘How about I be Carlitos’ dad?’ and I said, ‘Alright, let’s do it,’ but El Divo didn’t give me a hand, nor did he make me famous, or anything like that.” Abejas Memes insisted that he has forged his career independently: “South Africa created me.”

Maintaining Professional Distance

While acknowledging their good chemistry, he sought to delineate their professional boundaries: “People think Eduardo Antonio made me. Eduardo Antonio is an artist, and I am an influencer, a comedian who calls out the Cuban dictatorship.”

Meanwhile, El Divo simply posted snippets of the interview on his Instagram alongside the promotion of his upcoming show on October 26 at El Rey del Lechón, where Abejas Memes is slated as a guest.

Public Reaction: Divided Opinions

On social media, followers of both artists were split between support and criticism. Some comments suggested that the controversy was intended to pit the two against each other: “It seems like they’re trying to make them fight”; “Why are they doing this? They’re being set up to quarrel; I love both of them. Hopefully, this young guy, being younger, won’t be swayed to ruin what they have”; “This type of interview isn’t constructive. Both are talented; each has their own value and career. The key is to focus on the positive”; “They’re trying to create discord between you two, don’t fall for it. You both work well together, and El Divo is a wonderful person”; “My Divo, you’ve been a star all your life with your music. Amed is very young and doesn’t know how to handle these snakes in Miami”; “He’s not ready for interviews; wherever he goes, they’ll ask him the same thing, and he ends up saying things that don’t reflect well on him.”

Understanding Abejas Memes and El Divo's Professional Dynamics

Did Abejas Memes credit El Divo for his success?

No, Abejas Memes emphasized that he started his career independently in South Africa and that El Divo did not contribute to his fame.

What sparked the controversy between Abejas Memes and El Divo?

The controversy began when a user suggested that El Divo had helped Abejas Memes, which he denied, asserting his independent rise to fame.

How did followers react to the interview?

Followers were divided, with some supporting both artists and others suggesting the controversy aimed to create a rift between them.

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