Award-winning musician, David ‘Davido’ Adeleke, has responded to his colleague, Oyindamola Emmanuel, known as Dammy Krane, after accusing him of unpaid debts.
On October 24, Dammy Krane claimed that Davido owes him royalties for their collaboration on the song “Pere” and urged the singer to settle the debt, citing the need to settle his daughter’s school fees.
But reacting on his X page on Friday, Davido referred to Dammy Krane as “ungrateful” while revealing that he never received compensation for three verses he rendered on Dammy Krane’s songs nine years ago.
The DMW record label owner identified the songs as “In Case Of Incasity,” “Gbetiti,” and “Izzue.”
He 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.”
