When the altar becomes a market, revelation becomes negotiation! Pulpit Affair” exposes the scandal of spirituality turned spectacle, a fiery critique of performative religion, ego-driven ministries, and the politics behind holy microphones. The track doesn’t gossip; it prophesies. It calls out the trade happening in the name of truth, where charisma replaces calling and pulpits become platforms for pride. This is not a diss track. It’s a mirror, reflecting how worship got monetized and how “church drama” became more scripted than sermon. When altar boys become actors, And pulpits become stages, Don’t ask why the fire stopped falling, The offering turned to wages. Boss Elnath threads Yoruba and Urhobo inflections through a hypnotic Afro-fusion bounce, blending prophetic cadence with cinematic percussion. The delivery feels ancestral and modern at once, street-coded, spirit-laced, and unashamedly bold.