Nigerian singer Balogun Olamilekan Oluwaseyi, aka Seyi Vibez, has made fresh accusations against music executive Dapper Music, claiming he played a big role in building the executive’s career.
Seyi Vibez made the claims on X while reacting to the ongoing controversy surrounding Dapper Music and artistes signed to his platform.
The singer dragged celebrity chef Hilda Baci, alleging that money from artists’ music catalogues was being spent on her Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL).
“Na Hilda Baci BBL all una catalogue money dey go. All of una dey craze and una mama,” Seyi Vibez said.
He further recalled an encounter involving food he claimed was given to him by Dapper Music, alleging that he became seriously affected after eating it.
“I chop Hilda Baci food one day. Na the same Dapper give me. The food almost kill me,” he said.
Seyi Vibez also claimed that his money was used to sign artistes by Dapper Music, adding that he was responsible for helping the executive build his business.
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“Am bigger than the whole Dapper and his entire generation. And my money was the money being used to sign all the artiste he signed since Chance Naham! Allah walai. I made Dapper,” he said.
The singer further accused Dapper Music of taking advantage of artistes associated with him, while expressing concern about those still working with the executive.
“Dapper won take all of them life. Oh boi. I pray say the people wey remain no go see chance commot,” Seyi Vibez said.
Nigerian singer Crown Uzama, aka Shallipopi, alleges that music executive Dapper Music is withholding royalties from 46 of his songs and alleges that his music catalogue was sold.
Shallipopi made the accusations on X while speaking about his ongoing dispute with Dapper over royalties and music catalogue arrangements.
The singer alleged that Dapper was withholding income from 46 songs, including his “E Don Cast” hit, and questioned how the money was being handled.
“Dapper nor forget na my laho money Dey with me o, u Dey hold me 46 songs royalty income including my ‘E don cast’ money,” Shallipopi wrote.
He further alleged that Dapper took the catalogues of several artistes to Virgin Music and collected money from the deal without properly accounting for it.
