Kuami Eugene: It is shallow to say 'Wele Sebe Kontomire' is not worth winning a Grammy Award
- Kuami Eugene has lashed out at people criticizing him because of 'Wele Sebe Kontomire' lyrics
- He says it is shallow to criticize him because of that particular lyrics
- The musician believes people are shy to admit they love the song because his numbers are growing
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Singer Kuami Eugene has taken a swipe at Ghanaians who criticize the lyrical content of his song Open Gate.'
A lot of people have mocked the Lynx Entertainment artiste over the line 'sebe wele kontomire' in the hit song.
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In a new interview, he slammed people who have said anything negative about the song and his ability to write good songs.
"It is really, really a bit too shallow if you say 'wele sebe kontomire' is a bad word or it is not Grammy worthy. I don't understand because I am making numbers out there which means we are really listening to it," said Eugene during an interview on Hitz FM.
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In other news, the International movie streaming website Netflix, has reportedly removed a South-African production titled Slay from its platform after a complaint was made.
According to a report sighted by YEN.com.gh on Zionfelix.net, Netflix took down the movie after award-winning Ghanaian singer, Wendy Shay, raised copyright infringement claims.
The Shay On You singer earlier put up a video with the claim that she had just seen snippets of the Slay movie and realised that the makers of the music used her song All For You in it.
Wendy Shay said she was not aware that the moviemakers were using the song, neither was she informed about the decision.
She then went on to admonish the movie makers to do the right thing or meet her in court. In line with this complaint, Netflix has reportedly blocked access to the movie pending an amicable settlement.
Source: YEN.com.gh
