N.O.B ANGRY WITH KUAMI EUGENE FOR STEALING HIS SONG TITLE

-

Nana Osie Bonsu popularly Known as N.O.B is angry with Angela hit maker Kuami Eugene for using his song title (KILLING ME SOFTLY) which he released somewhere November last year and still on with promotion.

He Twittered about it on Twitter saying some people decided to drop a song titled killing me softly.

check the screenshot:   



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Obiba Foundation, Chemarims Federation Africa, return with “Ghana+Peace” Concert

-
Image
The Obiba Foundation and Chemarims Federation Africa are thrilled to announce the highly anticipated Ghana+Peace Mass Conference & Street Jam, an inspiring initiative to champion unity, harmony, and the preservation of peace in Ghana. The event will take place on Sunday, December 1, 2024, at the Madina Market, La Nkwantanang School, starting promptly at 4:00pm sharp. Under the theme “Protecting the Peace of Our Land,” this dynamic celebration combines a thought-provoking mass conference with an electrifying street jam. With an incredible line-up of Ghana’s most beloved artistes, cultural icons, and motivational speakers, this event is set to inspire hope and togetherness during a critical time in the nation’s history. Dream Child Foundation has also partnered this initiative to amplify the message. Virtual Hub Ghana will be producing the event with support from Events 21 and Beenie Words. Obiba Sly Collins himself will be headlining the performances, alongside modern st...
Read more

Uncle Rich, Medikal, and Mr. Drew Unite for Hit Track ‘Nothing to Something’

-
Image
Ghana’s music scene just got a whole lot hotter with the release of Uncle Rich’s latest single, "Nothing to Something," featuring heavyweights Medikal and Mr. Drew. Produced by A-Town, the track blends afro-highlife with a fast-tempo beat, making it perfect for the dance floor. Stream/Download on preferred music service. "Nothing to Something" is all about celebrating success and the hard work that gets you there. With catchy hooks and powerful verses from Medikal and Mr. Drew, the song highlights the sweet journey from struggle to success. You can't go wrong with Medikal's witty and humor-filled punchlines and wordplay closely sandwiched by Mr Drews sultry vocals on the hook that rightly compliments Uncle Rich's dope bars. This high-energy anthem is already gaining attention, and with its star power, it’s poised to be one of the biggest hits of the year. About Uncle Rich: Richmond Boamah, better known by his stage name Uncle Rich, is a Ghan...
Read more