Infidelity doesn’t justify physical abuse – Deno Crazy

When Instagram sensation Deno Crazy first appeared in Govana's hit music series, H.A.M.A.N.T.S Convo, his character Chris was mocked and ridiculed for overlooking his wife's infidelity, and staying with her despite the betrayal.

The label 'gyal clown' stuck to Chris, but Deno Crazy believes men, especially those scorned because of infidelity, should take a page out of Chris' book.

"Mi nuh think people really meds the messages Convo did a send innu. The series was so entertaining that a lot of people miss di part weh we a say we nuh support violence against women. In the beginning we did a show say yuh have man out deh like Chris weh willing fi deh wid one person and take care of dem lady, but yuh have some woman weh just wah wild out and have more than one man. If yuh find out say yuh have a woman like dat, there are alternative ways of dealing wid it. Yuh nuh affi beat her up," he said.

Deno Crazy noted that when Chris finds out about the infidelity, his first thought was to hurt his wife.

"Somebody affi tell him say no man, no violence against women, and Chris meds it and realise say fi beat the woman a foolishness," he said. "The Convo show yuh say there are other ways to go about things." He suggested those hurt by infidelity can seek counselling.

"These things are really happening every day and nuff man end up a handle the situation the wrong way because dem never have nobody fi tell dem say there are other ways," he said. "Nothing nuh wrong if yuh seek counselling. Yuh must have a one or two friend yuh can talk to 'bout certain things weh can gi yuh opinions so yuh nuh do stupid things. Seek counselling if yuh have to."

He added, "We really have a choice. We do not have to put hands on our partners, and notice me say partners because women also out deh a beat man. Dat was the core message the very first Convo did wah send but mi think it fly over nuff people head because the whole thing was just so entertaining."