Bhadext Cona copies Kuami Eugene's video "dito dito" after he 'stole' her song (video)
- Bhadext Cona has released the music video for her song Bolga on social media
- The video however has the same theme and feel as the video for Kuami Eugene's Bunker
- The Bolga hitmaker earlier claimed the Angela hitmaker had 'stolen' her song and made it his own
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Burgeoning Ghanaian female singer, Comfort Sticking known by the stage name Bhadext Cona, has given Kuami Eugene an alleged 'taste of his own scheme' in her latest video.
The Bolga hitmaker who recently released the official music video for their song appeared to have taken inspiration from Kuami Eugene's Bunker video released weeks ago.
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on Instagram, both music videos were made into a collage and showed great similarities.
Source: Instagram
There were some slight differences in Bhadext Cona's video as against that of Kuami Eugene's but it was clear that there was a clear case of 'copying'.
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Kuami Eugene's Bunker video was released some 3 weeks ago and it is flying high on YouTube where it has garnered over 1.3 million views aside reactions and comments.
Bhadext Cona's Bolga video however was released days ago and had the same concept of that of the Walahi crooner's video.
The back and forth follows allegations made by Bhadext Cona that Kuami Eugene had scooped her Bolga song and turned it into his Bunker.
The burgeoning singer was heard on many shows and interviews claiming she released her song first only for her to notice Eugene had allegedly sampled it and had already dropped the song.
Shatta Wale drops emotional song about prisoners in Ghana
Speaking about song releases, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Shatta Wale has been spotted in a video singing a song he recently composed following his release from his 7-day prison custody at the Ankaful Prison in Cape Coast.
The Taking Over hitmaker, in an Instagram video, was seen in what looked like his studio, singing about prison life.
Shatta Wale mentioned the names of some of the friends he made in prison and touched on the plight of some prisoners.
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