“I Don’t Sample People’s Songs, I Only Make References”-Kuami Eugene On Song-Theft Accusations [Video]

Award-winning Ghanaian Highlife musician, Eugene Kwame Marfo, well known as Kuami Eugene has responded to the song-theft allegations leveled against him by some of his colleagues and Ghanaians as well.

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Kuami Eugene ever since he emerged into the music scene has been accused by some of his colleagues as well as his naysayers within the digital space of stealing the works of other musicians and passing it as his own work.

A number of musicians including a Nigerian musician have all pointed fingers at the Lynx Entertainment signee of stealing their songs as well as sampling others without their permission.

During an interview on BTM Africa, Kuami Eugene responded to these accusations by saying he never samples or steals any song from any musician but he only makes references to what other musicians said in their songs as a way of appreciating them.

He lamented that the moment he lays references to what has been done by other musicians, Ghanaians quickly presume he has sampled from them but he cannot explain himself to anyone anymore.

Watch the interview below:

In other news, a video has been sighted on social media that captures the moment a young man who claims to be a staunch fan of the rapper, Tulenkey refused to depart from a room after traveling miles to see him perform.

In the video, the young man was seen being confronted by some of Tulenkey’s team on why he invaded the space without their authorization.

The young man who sounded very serious stated that he traveled miles just to see Tukenkey perform, hence they should allow him to see his idol before leaving to his abode.

Source: Ghgossip.com