Kuame Eugene Exposed For Allegedly Stealing Song Belonging to Kwame Yogot
Kuame Eugene has been accused by a content creator on social media of stealing a song originally by Kwame Yogot.
Eugene and Yogot are close friends who collaborated on the hit song Biibi Besi in 2021. Their path crossed again this year when they intended to release a potential banger but that was delayed when the Rockstar had an accident.
Following the tragic accident, Eugene allegedly went ahead to release the new song from his hospital bed at the University of Ghana Medical Centre, where he is currently receiving treatment.
Kwame Yogot’s verse was never included in the song. To make matters worse, Eugene created a different version of the song and passed it off as his own.
Consequently, Kwame Yogot has expressed frustration at the situation, stating that he is tired of being mistreated by fellow musicians and even hinted at the possibility of quitting music altogether.
Kwame Yogot goes after Amerado over song theft
As mentioned earlier in this report, this is not the first time Yogot has cried foul over a song theft. The rapper turned singer previously accused Amerado of stealing his song for the popular Kwaku Ananse track.
According to him, Amerado took a song they collaborated on called Shege and used it for his own track titled Kwaku Ananse.
Not stopping there, he accused Amerado of sampling his song Replay to create his Abronoma song.
Speaking to Property FM, Kwame Yogot stressed that individuals with a discerning musical ear can confirm that Amerado has unquestionably copied his work.
He added, “We all know that it’s true because we listen to the songs which are out and if you hear a song which has been sampled from someone we can surely attest to it”.
The Ghanaian rapper said he feels that there’s a need for him to voice out to clear it from his mind and besides he’s not afraid of Amerado.
“What I feel like these are issues bothering me I just say it to clear it from my mind because I am someone who is not afraid of anybody,” he stated.
