DJ Azonto wants a whopping $100 million from rapper Medikal for stealing his word. The musician claims Medikal used his signature term Alla without asking permission first. Medikal dropped the word into his popular new track called Shoulder which also features Shatta Wale and Beatztrap KOTM. The song has been getting lots of plays on streaming platforms across Ghana. DJ Azonto says the word belongs to him and nobody else can use it.
The Rolls-Royce Family team speaks for DJ Azonto and they are mad about the whole situation. They put out an official statement saying Alla has been part of DJ Azonto's brand for years. Fans know him best for his catchy phrase Alla Woyo which he uses everywhere. The team argues that Medikal broke intellectual property laws by using the word without getting permission. They want everyone to know that creative work costs money and artists cannot just take things for free.
DJ Azonto gave Medikal a choice between paying up or facing a court battle. His team says they will accept the $100 million payment to make the problem go away quietly. If Medikal refuses to pay the massive sum then lawyers will get involved. The team warns other musicians that they better ask before borrowing words from DJ Azonto. They promise to keep fighting for artists' rights and protecting creative property from thieves.
The Rolls-Royce Family team speaks for DJ Azonto and they are mad about the whole situation. They put out an official statement saying Alla has been part of DJ Azonto's brand for years. Fans know him best for his catchy phrase Alla Woyo which he uses everywhere. The team argues that Medikal broke intellectual property laws by using the word without getting permission. They want everyone to know that creative work costs money and artists cannot just take things for free.
DJ Azonto gave Medikal a choice between paying up or facing a court battle. His team says they will accept the $100 million payment to make the problem go away quietly. If Medikal refuses to pay the massive sum then lawyers will get involved. The team warns other musicians that they better ask before borrowing words from DJ Azonto. They promise to keep fighting for artists' rights and protecting creative property from thieves.
