Highlife artiste, Kay Wusu, has accused artiste manager Bullet of using his song, ‘Masakra’ without obliging to their agreement. Kay Wusu says he wrote, sang, and composed Wendy Shay’s ‘Masakra’ original song.
Kay Wusu added that Bullet approached him and asked permission to remake the song, and he agreed. Bullet did not fulfil his part of the contract, going ahead to release it under Wendy Shay.
“I won’t say Wendy Shay stole the song. However, her team never heeded the agreement between us,” he told Emmanuel Agyeman on Onua FM’s Anigye mmre entertainment and lifestyle show.
Expantiating on the issue, Kay Wusu affirmed that he met Bullet and Wendy Shay and had a verbal agreement on how both parties will benefit from remaking the song.
“Bullet contacted me to meet him at his estate house in Botwe, which I did. We had a fruitful agreement and Wendy Shay thanked me with a drink. They told me they have not started recording, so we were both supposed to be on the song.
“In the initial agreement, the song was for Ebony. I was going to get two features from her and my share of the proceeds from the song.
But the unexpected happened, so we agreed to give the song to Wendy Shay with the same consensus without knowing they were done with the song already. They tricked me.”
Kay Wusu continued to detail events leading to the betrayal as he recounts how wellwishers drew his attention to the ‘thievery’. He added that someone claimed ownership of his song, saying Bullet endorsed him on live radio.
“The moment I left his abode, I had countless calls from folks telling me my song has been released. I never believed it until I listened to the song.
“I later heard someone telling Sammy Flex on Zylophon FM that he owns the song and got support from Bullet. That’s the most painful part of the whole issue,” he concluded.
