Keche Responds To Kuami Eugene’s Claim That He Wrote Almost All The Lyrics For ‘No Dulling’ Song
Ghanaian artist Keche Joshua has replied to allegations Kuami Eugene made in an interview with Delay that he wrote most of the lyrics of Keche’s smash hit “No Dulling.”
According to Kuami Eugene, Keche lied about his involvement in the creation of the viral hit “No Dulling.”
“I did the whole chorus and hook. If anybody claims credit for it, it’s a big lie because I wrote that. They are claiming credit for it because they feel they do not have talent or are inferior. I had written the hook and everything before they contacted me,” Kuami Eugene said.
Kuami Eugene had also claimed that the only phrase they added was “Otan bebrebe yi enti wo da aa wo da?”
Keche Joshua, on the other hand, seemed taken aback by Kuami Eugene’s remarks, and he expressed his concern and uncertainty to his co musician.
He responded with a viral video post on Twitter in which he can be seen addressing the allegation while laughing uncontrollably.
“They said the only thing we did in the song was ‘Otan brebere yi nti wo da wo da’. Hmm…So Andrew. ‘No Dulling.” The only thing we did was ‘Otan bebere vi nti wo da wo da.” He said, laughing hysterically, before adding, “… I don’t understand it; I don’t get it.”
