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  • Skales dissociates from Dammy Krane’s album release

    Skales dissociates from Dammy Krane’s album release

    Afrobeat singer Skales has dissociated himself from colleague, Dammy Krane’s new album release after facing backlash from some internet users.

    A social media user has expressed disappointment with Afrobeat singer Skales for appearing on a track with Dammy Krane, which the user believes was aimed at Davido. 

    However, Skales clarified on X that the track in question is over 10 years old and released without his and Runtown’s permission.

    The misconception comes hot on the heels of Dammy Krane’s album release, which shares the same title and release date as Davido’s album. 

    Skales has stated that the track will be taken down.

    The X user Dblackspiderman wrote: “mehn @youngskales lost my respect jumpin on a track with dammykrane to step on davidos 5ive, crazy stuff mehn!”

    Skales responded writing: “That track is from over 10 years ago … it was released without myself and Runtown’s permission on dsp’s … it will be taken down”.

  • Dammy Krane’s album ‘5ive’ to drop same date as Davido’s album

    Dammy Krane’s album ‘5ive’ to drop same date as Davido’s album

    Singer Dammy Krane has announced that his upcoming album, titled 5ive, will be released on April 18 — the same title and release date as Davido’s much-anticipated album.

    The announcement has stirred speculation among fans, especially considering the strained relationship between the two artists. 

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    Once friends, their bond fractured after Dammy Krane publicly accused Davido of withholding royalties from a past collaboration.

    While Davido had previously shared the inspiration behind his 5ive album, Dammy Krane’s choice of an identical title and launch date is being seen by many as a calculated move.

    Observers believe the decision may be a continuation of their long-running feud, with Dammy Krane possibly seeking to reignite attention by aligning his release with Davido’s.

  • Stop using our song collab to fight Davido, Portable warns Dammy Krane

    Stop using our song collab to fight Davido, Portable warns Dammy Krane

    Controversial singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has warned colleague, Dammy Krane against playing the song they sang together whenever he wants to speak ill about Davido.

    According to Portable, Davido is his helper and will continue to help him.

    In a viral video, Portable issued a stern warning directly at Dammy Krane.

    He made it clear that he wouldn’t want his benefactor, Davido, to be indirectly humiliated through the song they sang together by playing it when Davido is being attacked.

    Portable’s statement comes hours after Dammy Krane blasted Davido over claims that he was allegedly arrested.

    While criticising Davido, Dammy Krane reportedly played the song they sang together in the background.

    Portable said: “Hello, ladies and gentlemen Please, there are some videos I’ve been seeing online where one Danny Krane insults Davido.

    “It doesn’t concern me if you and Davido are fighting, but why is it that every time you want to insult Davido, you play the song we did together?

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    “Did we sing the song to insult Davido? Davido is my helper, he will still help me. Do you want to cause a fight? If you fight with Davido, that’s different.”

    “You came for a feature, did you pay me? You did not pay me. When I asked you, you said you have not received money from Davido yet, and until Davido pays you, you won’t pay me.”

    “You know I’m not well, I brought my boys, don’t you live in a single room in Lekki? Wasn’t it the bottled water you gave us? You gave us food?”

    “Am I not the one who brought the producer? I told you to follow the boys I signed, you said you don’t follow people. You don’t follow people on Instagram, how will your benefactor follow you?”

  • 2baba’s ex-manager Efe Omorogbe stopped from helping me – Dammy Krane

    2baba’s ex-manager Efe Omorogbe stopped from helping me – Dammy Krane

    Singer Dammy Krane has alleged 2Baba’s former manager, Efe Omorogbe prevented the ‘African Queen’ crooner from helping him.

    He claimed that Efe hindered him from getting help from the singer while he was signed to his record label, Hypertek, years ago.

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    He disclosed this while reacting to the news of the ‘African Queen’ crooner’s split from his longtime manager, Omorogbe.

    Sharing a screenshot of the report via his X handle, Dammy Krane wrote: “This man was the reason why 2baba didn’t do the things he planned to do for me while I was signed to Hypertek. Thank God.”

    The Nation reported that 2Baba recently parted ways with his manager, Efe Omorogbe after 20 years of partnership.

    The singer will now be represented by his new management company, Hypertek Digital.

  • I blocked Dammy Krane for wanting to ‘bless’ my career – Dandizzy

    I blocked Dammy Krane for wanting to ‘bless’ my career – Dandizzy

    Singer Dandizzy has shared a funny experience with senior colleague, Dammy Krane who wanted to ‘bless’ his career.

    Dandizzy recalled Dammy Krane calling him to make a cover to his song which will help propel his career.

    According to him, he immediately ended the call and blocked the singer whose tone he claimed was condescending.

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    According to him, Dammy Krane should have suggested they put their heads together so they can both ‘blow’ because they are now on the same level again.

    His tweet reads: “Nah so dammy Krane text me one day say he wan bless my career make I do cover for him song, i cut call block the werey, something wey he for say make we put head together find way blow he say he wan bless me.

    “I have respect like mad but he sounded so condescending for me to even pay attention to all that bullshit talk.”

  • Dammy Krane warns against oppression, bullying, digs out Davido old video

    Dammy Krane warns against oppression, bullying, digs out Davido old video

    Singer, Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, popularly known as Dammy Krane, has reacted to the online drama between Tiwa Savage and Davido over alleged bullying. 

    Dammy Krane sent a message to fans and supporters of Davido to desist from bullying as he digs up an old video.

    The Nation reported that Dammy Krane had late last year called out Davido over unpaid debt.

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    The singer also alleged that Davido was a bully and after Tiwa Savage’s petition became public, he dug up a video to affirm his claims.

    In the 2018 video, Davido could be seen with some of his crew members, enforcing them to beat up Tokunbo while occasionally participating in the beating himself.

    Captioning the video he said: “Video clip of Owe B Owe & crew attacking tokumbo; Say No to Oppression & Bullying !! Ps: If humans support the foolishness & wickedness of man GOD won’t, Meanwhile this owe b owe boy hasnt learnt from what happened recently If you believe Nobody can touch you because of your money & paid supporters; GOD will show you he can touch you where it would hurt the most POWERFUL GOD”

  • I gave Idowest a platform that didn’t come with monetary benefit – Dammy Krane

    I gave Idowest a platform that didn’t come with monetary benefit – Dammy Krane

    Singer Dammy Krane has reacted to the claims of his junior colleague, Idowest thag the former didn’t give any monetary benefit or provide him accommodation while he was under his tutelage.

    Dammy Krane, not refuting the allegations, said he didn’t take legal action against rapper Idowest after he abandoned his contract with him to join Davido Music Worldwide, DMW, because he considered giving him a platform as a help.

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    Taking to his X handle, Dammy Krane wrote: “I gave Idowest a platform (management contract doesn’t come with money; he read the contract). After he blew, he joined 30BG. I didn’t drag them to court and I left it to God and n*gga still saying sh*t. Na why people no dey help people be dis.”

  • Davido needs a gofundme to clear debts – Dammy Krane

    Davido needs a gofundme to clear debts – Dammy Krane

    Singer Dammy Krane has proposed what he considered the best way to help singer Davido clear alleged debt and be free from too much dragging.

    He suggested that fans of the superstar singer should start a GoFundMe to help pay off his alleged debts.

    He brought up this suggestion after a concerned fan suggested that instead of Burna Boy to pay blogs, he should donate the money to offset Davido’s debt.

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    Dammy Krane disagreed with this, suggesting instead that his fans should set up a GoFundMe like the one that was created on his birthday to clear his car.

    According to him: “Or They can do OWE B OWE GoFundMe Like they did for his birthday to clear abi na buy new car
    Ps: Rich Man Pikin go think say Poor Man pikin na rich man
    only in Naija ; Poor man pikin go donate for Rich man Pikin , Sey Poor man pikin no Dey think stall”.

  • Dammy Krane releases diss track for Davido over unpaid debt

    Dammy Krane releases diss track for Davido over unpaid debt

    Singer, Dammy Krane, has released a snippet of his diss song to spite superstar singer, Davido.

    The Nation reported that Dammy Krane has been on Davido’s neck over alleged unpaid royalties for a song collaboration.

    Dammy Krane, who claims that the singer owed him, had appealed to the billionaire musician to pay him his debt for his daughter’s sake.

    He begged him to at least consider his daughter, whose school fees are due for payment.

    Replying to him, Davido recounted how he housed and fed him in Atlanta when he was homeless and how he recorded three verses in his song without collecting a dime.

    Hitting back, Dammy explained why he was housed by Davido, which was due to his Sony Music deal which the singer wanted to benefit from.

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    Unfortunately, the deal fell apart. He also took a shot at Davido over the series of deaths around him.

    Now taking to his Twitter page, he revealed that he is set to release a diss track for the singer titled, ‘Owe Owe One’.

    The lyrics states: “Owe B Owe

    Pay me my money

    Owe B Owe

    Sha ma shere

    No call my phone if no be ego

    Your Peru no dey para Nna Nyem

    I no want wahala, Nyem Ego

    This one wey u dey Japa sey you go pay so?”

  • I fed, housed you when homeless, Davido tells Dammy Krane

    I fed, housed you when homeless, Davido tells Dammy Krane

    Celebrity singer, David Adeleke aka Davido, has broken silence over recent debt allegations from various people, particularly colleague, Dammy Krane. 

    Dammy Krane accused him of hoarding royalties for a song collaboration. 

    The Nation reported that Dammy Krane called out Davido over alleged debt, pleading with the DMW boss to pay him for the sake of his daughter.

    Reacting to the allegations via his X handle on Friday, He said Dammy Krane also never paid him for three verses he gave him in his songs, ‘In Case Of Incasity’, ‘Gbetiti’, and ‘Izzue’.

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    He said he now charges $150,000 per verse, which means Dammy Krane is owing him $450,000 for the three features.

    Quoting Dammy Krane’s tweet where he boasted about being the first person to give Davido the tag ‘On the beat is Davido,’ the DMW boss wrote: “I never got paid for that also my 3 verses I’ve gifted you all your dead career … .. oh yea plus my royalties, we charge now so that’s about $150k x3 a verse.. also house rent and food when u stayed in my house in Atlanta when you were homeless.”