My management called Sarkodie and he denied that the ‘Happy Day’ song isn’t a campaign song, it will affect my brand – Kuami Eugene
Lynx Entertainment signed artiste Kuami Eugene has finally detailed developments between himself and Sarkodie over their “Happy Day” song. Kuami Eugene has disclosed that Sarkodie denied their “Happy Day” song was a campaign banger for the ruling NPP when his management called to confront him. Eugene said Sarkodie was talking about how he felt when…
Lynx Entertainment signed artiste Kuami Eugene has finally detailed developments between himself and Sarkodie over their “Happy Day” song.
Kuami Eugene has disclosed that Sarkodie denied their “Happy Day” song was a campaign banger for the ruling NPP when his management called to confront him.
Eugene said Sarkodie was talking about how he felt when his management called, even though the move could affect his brand.
He made that utterance in an interview with Dr Pounds on Hitz FM.
Kuami Eugene explained that he was expecting such a public reaction and even drew his management’s attention to it right after he shot the video with Sarkodie and heard the line which seemed to be an endorsement for President Nana Addo.
On record, Eugene said he would definitely fight for his share of “Block” if Sarkodie took cash from the NPP before composing this banger.
Watch the full interview below:
https://youtu.be/zpLThdETgEA
Source: Celebritiesbuzz.com.gh
