Asake has raised eyebrows among his fans by making significant changes to his Instagram profile.
As of December 26, 2025, his bio no longer mentions YBNL, and he has unfollowed everyone on the platform.
This development has sparked curiosity about Asake’s current association with the YBNL label.
The speculation was further fueled by his absence from the Flytime Festival 2024, where Olamide, the founder of YBNL, was the headlining act.
The festival turned out to be a reunion of sorts for YBNL, with former signees Adekunle Gold, Chinko Ekun, and Viktoh joining Olamide on stage.
Other notable performers, including Tiwa Savage and Phyno, also delivered energetic sets, leaving fans wondering why Asake was not in attendance.
Asake’s social media moves have added to the buzz, leaving his fans to speculate about his relationship with YBNL.
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