Don Jazzy Doesn’t Produce His Beats – Olamide Exposes Him Further

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The fracas between Olamide and Don Jazzy over the issues of awards is getting messier as Olamide has taken to Twitter to hit back at the ace producer for calling him out on stage.
Nigerian indigenous rapper, Olamide has set Twitter on fire with several hidden issues about the Mavin records producer, Don Jazzy with references to his strained relationship with his former colleague and business partner, Dbanj.

In one of his random tweets, he alleged that Don Jazzy has recruited unknown producers to make beats for him while he claims the credit.

The battleline seems drawn as Olamide has threatened to unleash terror on Don Jazzy if he steps into the Mainland part of Lagos where he is based.

See a video clip of how the drama started:

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