Larruso's Manager Quarrels With Killy Killy Producer, Begs Him To Stop Ranting

• Larruso's debut single, Killy Killy, which brought him into the limelight, is causing problems for the youngster five years on
• A video of the song's producer and Larruso's manager engaged in a heated quarrel has popped up online
• This comes after the producer shared his frustrations about his earnings and recognition from the artiste
• YEN.com.gh spoke to entertainment analyst Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh about what could have been done better by both parties

On June 25, Kulubayu, real name Martinson Ampadu, a fitness model and content creator, opened up about his unknown music production career, which birthed Larruso's debut single, Killy Killy.

The fitness model, famed for his skits with Code Micky, shared his frustrations about his music production career, especially with Larruso and his management, during a recent interview with Giovanni Caleb on 3FM.

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The producer's outbursts have sparked a heated quarrel between him and Larruso's manager, Jadon Shatter.

Jadon Shatter warns Kulubayu

Larruso's Killy Killy was an instant dancehall hit, earning him co-signs from Stonebwoy and Kwesi Arthur, who offered infectious verses for the song's remix. The song and its remix combined have over two million hits on YouTube.

In his interview, Kulubayu disclosed that he engineered the song and contributed to its writing. He added that he went on to mix and master other Larruso songs.

However, the producer explained he received a paltry sum of GH₵100 for Larruso's hit single and feels underappreciated for his efforts in propelling the artiste's career.

In a recent video, Larruso's manager called Kulubayu to express his disappointment over the producer's rants.

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Speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh about Kulubayu's woes with Jadon Shatter, entertainment analyst Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh said,

The producer cannot credit himself as the sole reason for the success of the song, as all factors come together. However, he was a major contributor to the song, since he first got the original beat from Paq and also mixed and mastered the record. I believe the producer needed due credit for his contribution and also felt he was being short-changed after all the effort put into the work. Often, a simple split sheet is the best way to avoid such issues, especially if the person provides you with a discounted or free service.

Fans react to Jadon Shatter and Kulubayu's quarrel

YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to the latest development on the feud between Kulubayu and Jadon Shatter.

@Lechiboroni said:

Ebe the whole Accra dey owe Rock of ages oo I taya sef hm

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@Guccima68190436 wrote:

So was it for freee and did you write the lyrics for him? Nonsensical stuff

@Sir_Jay_ noted:

I feel in pain chale because this killy killy track was a monster hit larruso is really good till now I am just surprised he hasn't gotten to that level

Larruso chills in Stonebwoy's house

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Stonebwoy invited some of the acts billed for his Bhim Concert at the Accra Sports Stadium last year to his home.

The guests included Larruso, who was spotted in the studio with Jamaican superstars Jahmiel and 10Tik working on Stonebwoy's Overlord Remix.

Proofread by Edwina N.K Quarcoo, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh