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Rapper Zlatan Accused Of Intellectual Property Theft By Upcoming Artiste Keanzo
Popular Nigerian singer and rapper Zlatan Ibile has been accused of theft and the use of a content that doesn’t belong to him with seeking the permission of the original creator. An upcoming singer named Keanzo Abami is the artiste that called out the rapper of using his intellectual property without seeking his permission. Keanzo […]
Popular Nigerian singer and rapper Zlatan Ibile has been accused of theft and the use of a content that doesn’t belong to him with seeking the permission of the original creator. An upcoming singer named Keanzo Abami is the artiste that called out the rapper of using his intellectual property without seeking his permission. 
Keanzo who took to his Twitter handle to accuse the DMW act of stealing his song “My Life” which he sang and released in 2019, but has now been recreated without his permission by the DMW rapper and reaping benefits off his hardwork.
Keanzo wrote:
“I am a single father trying to erk a living from music, but @zlatan_ibile has decided to take my content without my permission. I sang “My Life” in 2019, and in January 2021, Zlatan is using my intellectual property without reaching out to me. #ZlatanCheatsKeanzo,”
He continued;
Can you help me beg Zlatan Ibile not to do this? This industry really has a long way to go with the way IPs are being used without consent. This is really unfair.
Watch Keanzo and the rappers versions below:
I am a single father trying to erk a living from music, but @zlatan_ibile has decided to take my content without my permission. I sang “My Life” in 2019 and in January 2021, Zlatan is using my intellectual property without reaching out to me. #ZlatanCheatsKeanzo pic.twitter.com/8eCrUOWPpS
— Keanzoabami (@KeanzoAbami) January 8, 2021
Can you help me beg Zlatan Ibile not to do this? This industry really has a long way to go with the way IPs are being used without consent. This is really unfair. #ZlatanCheatsKeanzo pic.twitter.com/sp7OOu5g1R
— Keanzoabami (@KeanzoAbami) January 8, 2021
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