Why I prefer 9-to-5, low profile men - DJ Cuppy
Disc jockey Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has said she currently prefers dating working-class men who are not active on social media. Speaking on The ZEZE Millz Show,
Disc jockey Florence Otedola, popularly known as DJ Cuppy, has said she currently prefers dating working-class men who are not active on social media.
Speaking on The ZEZE Millz Show, the entertainer said she has dated men from different backgrounds but now favors partners with 9-to-5 jobs and a low public profile.
She added that she finds such men through dating applications.
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She said, “I’ve dated all kinds of men—well, not every single kind, but a lot of different types. What I find is working for me right now is the 9-to-5, no social media, super-like-doesn’t-care type. I find them on apps”.
DJ Cuppy disclosed that she is subscribed to exclusive platforms including Raya and The League, stating that membership on The League costs £400.
“I’m on Raya, but I’m also on something called “The League” as well. But I love—thing is, I wanted to do like… oh no. “The League” is definitely £400 to join, I can’t lie. Yeah”, she added.
The 33-year-old, who is the daughter of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola, emphasised the importance of being open-minded when dating.
She noted that she has gone on dates with a bus driver, a man who lived with his mother, a model, and a footballer.
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She described dating as an opportunity to converse and understand people.
She added, “You have to be open-minded! This is what I’m saying. Zeze, you have to be open-minded. I’ve dated a bus driver… well, okay, let me not say ‘dated,’ I’ve gone on a date with a bus driver. And there’s nothing wrong with that! No.”
“I’ve literally gone on a date with this annoying guy that lives with his mom, I’ve gone on a date with a model, I’ve been on a date with a footballer… so many! With dating, you have to be open-minded. I actually enjoy dating. I feel like we’re on a date; it’s talking and getting to know each other,” she concluded.
