It is never a dull day keeping up with Willy Paul but this one steals his joy away.
Gosposecular artiste Willy Paul has accused Wasafi’s finest Rayvanny of stealing his song after failing to secure a collabo.
The talented Rayvanny and Willy Paul have been close friends since they produced their hit collabo dubbed Mmmm earlier this year.
At the time of their collabo, Rayvanny had been on a bad mood with the authorities of his country after the ban of Mwanza which was the biggest tune featuring Wasafi Boss Diamond Platinumz.
He had been reluctant to do a collabo with Willy Paul thinking it will not sell since he was not ready.
“Sikuwa nafikiria huo wimbo utakuwa mkubwa kiasi hicho lakini Willy Paul alinishawishi kuwa anaamini itakuja kuwa kubwa,” he told Willis Raburu on 10 over 10.
The song has six million views on YouTube and is among the performing collabos of Willy Paul.
Rayvanny was in Kenya two weeks ago where he came for the grand opening of a club in Lavington Nairobi where he performed alongside Willy Paul.
During the same visit to Kenya, he hinted on working on a collabo with Willy Paul before going back to his country.
Fast forward, the angry Willy Paul went online and accused Rayvanny of stealing his song when they disagreed on their collabo. This after Rayvanny shared a version of the song on his platform boasting as his song.
“Kuna some artiste somewhere anajaribu kuibia mkenya na all along wakenya wamekuwa wakimsupport. It is so sad mtu anajaribu kuniibia becasue collabo haikuwork out. Mtu ananiibia idea yangu. It is so painful,” Willy Paul shared a video which he later deleted.
Here is the compilation of the video of Willy Paul and Rayvanny sharing the same song;