‘Song wey no be your own’ — Wande Coal drags Davido over unreleased verse
Nigerian singer Oluwatobi Ojosipe, popularly known as Wande Coal, has fired back at colleague, Davido, following a revelation regarding why his viral verse on the hit track, ‘Come My Way’, was never officially released. The development was disclosed in a post shared on Wande Coal’s official X handle. Reacting to Davido’s remarks on the unreleased […] ‘Song wey no be your own’ — Wande Coal drags…
Nigerian artist Wande Coal has publicly confronted fellow musician Davido over a viral verse from their collaborative track, 'Come My Way'. The controversy arose when Davido suggested that the unreleased verse might have been omitted due to creative differences. However, Wande Coal vehemently denied these claims, revealing in a post on his official X account that the song had already been strategically planned for release.
He highlighted that the track had a predetermined release date and emphasized that he did not seek Davido's input in the decision-making process. Wande Coal's statement underscores his stance that the song's success was not contingent upon his collaboration with Davido, stating, "Song wey no be your own you wan dictate release plan. That song fuckin did well without you on it bruv!!"
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