Ghanaian rapper Kwame Yogot has vowed to abandon his music career if fellow artist Kuami Eugene regains commercial success. The statement came in an interview with Fiifi Pratt, where Yogot declared he would leave the industry permanently should Eugene achieve another musical breakthrough.
Yogot attributes the dispute to what he describes as a betrayal involving his music being sold to a political party without adequate compensation. He further alleges Eugene has withheld fair payment from artists working with him.
The two musicians previously collaborated on the popular track Biibi Besi. That past partnership has not diminished Yogot's current hostility toward Eugene.
Yogot attributes the dispute to what he describes as a betrayal involving his music being sold to a political party without adequate compensation. He further alleges Eugene has withheld fair payment from artists working with him.
The two musicians previously collaborated on the popular track Biibi Besi. That past partnership has not diminished Yogot's current hostility toward Eugene.
