Burgeoning music producer, Poppin, has strongly criticized Kwame Yogot for claiming ownership of Kuami Eugene’s recent song, “Canopy.”
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After his accident, Kuami Eugene released a song to express gratitude to God for sparing his life and to convey to the world that he is under the protection and grace of God.
However, following the release of the song, Kwame Yogot has asserted ownership, stating his involvement in its creation.
He claims it was intended to be a collaboration between them and expresses surprise that Kuami Eugene removed his verse and released it without his consent.
In a circulating video, Poppin, the producer who contributed to the song, stated that Kwame Yogot has no rightful claim over the song.
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According to Poppin, the song belongs solely to Kuami Eugene, and as such, Yogot has no grounds to criticize the artist for removing his verse and releasing the song without his involvement.
The producer is encouraging Kuami Eugene to take legal action against Kwame Yogot for damaging his reputation.
“You know the song is not yours and you have no idea about the song. Me who is the producer I’ve not spoken. Making people post these things is not good. You should think about the future and stop doing this thing. If I was Eugene I would have sued you. You are a big brother so think about what you do and the effects,” Poppin said.
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