VIDEO: Ogidi Brown Finally Reveals Why He Recently Cur$ed Fameye Again

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Ghanaian musician and CEO of OGB Music, Ogidi Brown has finally opened up about his recent outburst against Fameye, following some claims made by the latter in an interview with Delay quite recently.

In a video shared on TikTok, Ogidi Brown revealed that he was compelled to curse Fameye again because of what he described as hypocrisy on the part of the “Very Soon” hitmaker.

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According to Ogidi Brown, Fameye has hurt him badly even though they somehow sorted their difference after their 2021 fallout.

On what really Fameye did this time, Ogidi Brown alleged that that certain things the former has done has led to him lose access to his digital streaming platforms and revenue.

“It seems people didn’t understand what I said in my previous video. It’s not about forgiveness because I have already forgiven him,” he stated.

He added that early 2024, he started receiving messages from YouTube and other streaming platforms about copyright issues and when he eventually investigated,  he found out that Fameye had reported him, claiming that songs like “Nothing I Get” and three others belonged to him,.

Ogidi Brown went on to lament that due to these reports, he lost his streaming income, which ranged between $50 to $100 per month.

Watch Ogidi Brown speak in the video below:

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMkGT4JT2
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