BUSTED: Nigerian Rapper Ice Prince Accuses Kuami Eugene Of Stealing His ‘Wish Me Well’ Song (Listen To Both Songs)

Lynx Entertainment signee, Kuame Eugene is gradually tainting his admirable reputation with the constant accusation of theft of music lyrics.

Social media users are of the opinion that the singer is not talented after all but only rides on people’s songs to elevate his status.

After being accused of stealing the lyrics for his Confusion song from one Malian musician, the youngster has been accused by fans of Nigerian rapper, Ice Prince of stealing the lyrics from his Wish Me Well song.

Wish Me Well is song Kuame Eugene produced in response to his critics who always troll him for his bad sense of fashion.

Repost @rock3sixty Kuami Eugene Is A Thief Who Confuses Stealing with Raw Talent My notice has been drawn to the fact that Kuami Eugene, the newly crowned artiste of the year boastfully calling a good talent- Patapaa's kind of music 'noisy'. Well that is really exciting to know taking into consideration Patapaa bring a new dance which gained global dominance and for a minute placed Ghana on the map. Kuami Eugene on the other hand m, despite dropping equally good bangers was found guilty of stealing and sampling tracks of well known artiste from neighbouring African countries and with that been I was hoping not to get anything to say against him to say concerning his newly released track 'Wish Me Well', but it is quite unfortunate I was proved wronged after a research I made thoroughly the whole of today proved this thief of an artiste actually stole from 'dito-dito' from another African icon Ice Prince, without crediting him in any way or whatsoever in his work. Quite unfortunate for this young chap, the internet made my research easy and I was privileged to google Ice Prince My brother which was a reply to M.I Abaga after M.I & Ice Prince had some issues to solve amongst themselves. This said Ice Prince track was released on November 20th 2014. So after taken a critical listen to 'Wish me Well' & 'Brother'(which was a reply to M.iI Ababa) I can confidently say the hook of Eugene's track was stolen from M.I Fast forward to the rap line 'In the Morning' featuring Terry G which was also released on October 20th 2014 was also used by Kuami Eugene with him quoting a word to word line from the above track- 'People will be dissing me like I rerecord with a stolen mic(Ice Prince) & Kuami Eugene said '& mu keka me ho nsem like i recorded with a stolen mic'. Such an artiste feels he is better of than someone whowas innovative enough to bring a new dance craze... Smh 🤦‍♀️

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July 14, 2018