Brymo accuses Burna Boy of song theft
Singer Olawale Olọfọrọ, known as Brymo, has accused Burna Boy of stealing his intellectual property. Brymo alleged that Burna Boy’s songs “City Boys” and “I Told Them” sampled the title track of his upcoming album, “Macabre.”NYSC Portal
Brymo characterized Burna Boy’s actions as a “crime” and suggested that they warrant a jail term. Intellectual property disputes in the music industry are not uncommon, and they often involve allegations of copyright infringement or unauthorized sampling. It’s important for artists and creators to protect their intellectual property rights and seek legal remedies when they believe those rights have been violated.
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On his Instagram handle, Brymo wrote; “By end of this year y’all will recollect that ‘Macabre’ wasn’t released when in the public, and as privately as it gets .: ‘city boy’.. and ‘I Told You’ were fed to Burna Boy..JAMB Portal
“Former of the track titles I mentioned above is there to point me to the fact that the latter, and his album title is the hook I sing on my album title track ‘Macabre’.. burna na really boy.. and that’s a crime.!! An actual crime…To do time for… and if una like make una resurrect legends to come complain about stolen songs… una go regret this shit to numerous degrees… shey una no dey hear word !!.”
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