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I do not give room for ‘drama’ – Mr. Drew

Mr. Drew has responded to the recent controversies surrounding his new song, ‘Case.’

Just a few days ago, Kwami Eugene came forward, asserting that he had contributed significantly to Mr. Drew’s latest hit, claiming to have written approximately 80% of the song. Eugene expressed his discontent over not receiving due credit for his substantial involvement in the song during an interview with Naana Donkor, a Ghanaian blogger based in the United States. The situation appears to have sparked a public discussion and debate about the song’s authorship and credit attribution.

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“I wrote the entire hook and some part of the second verse. I wrote like 80 percent of that song. In fact, before he came to record the song, that hook and everything were already done, he listened to it and sang it.

“All I heard from him was like bro, the song, make we drop and that was when I was in America.

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“That was when he texted to ask if we should drop the song but because of the time difference, I was asleep and when I woke up, he didn’t inform my manager or anything, and the second person who was around when we recorded the song texted me later to inform me he (Drew) had dropped the song. I texted him (Drew) to ask and he left me on read,” he recounted.

When interacting with his fans on TikTok, Mr. Drew was forced to share his thoughts on the issue.

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After initially declining to speak, he later stated that he would not entertain such ‘drama’.

“Cleanse your mind. Focus on good things. All this drama that is being shared by blogs, I don’t follow them. So, my fans don’t follow them. Feed yourself with positivity. When it’s time for vawulence, we will give vawulence, but for now, let’s do the good stuff.

“I actually have nothing to say. All I can say is that go and stream the song that’s all. You badly want to know what’s going on. Use that same energy to stream the song. You all get too excited when stuff like this happens but it doesn’t help the work.”

Mr. Drew earlier acknowledged Kuami Eugene

Earlier, during a media tour after shortly releasing ‘Case’, Mr. Drew, during a discussion with TV3’s ‘Cookie Tee’ and Naa Ashorkor, admitted that Kuami Eugene wrote parts of the song.

“I wrote this song with Kuami Eugene. We both wrote it although he was not going to feature on it. At that time, the Rotimi thing was happening. Instead of releasing this song at that time, I released Later featuring Kelvynbwoy.

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