Be grateful because I wrote your hit songs – Kuami Eugene replies MzVee

Kuami Eugene has implored his former record label teammate, MzVee, to not forget how he helped push her music career. He mentioned that he was the ghostwriter behind most of her hit songs.

When MzVee left Lynx Entertainment, the talk on the streets pointed to some rivalry with Kuami Eugene. Now a revelation that seems to support these rumours has come to light. MzVee, in an interview with ZionFelix, mentioned that it was disrespectful to compare her with Kumai Eugene because he is being spoon-fed. Unlike her, who has solely pushed her career to its heights.

In response, Kuami Eugene was dismayed that MzVee did/does not appreciate all that he has done for her.

“I thought she is saying it would be a disrespect to compare because she started this thing way before I started, that’s right. And so, if you compare MzVee to me in that way, it is disrespectful. So I wish people won’t compare how big she is or how big I am.

“But then again, if she says it’s disrespectful because she had everything on her own. I wrote most of her songs, so I don’t think it is disrespectful. I wrote ‘Come and See My Mother’. I wrote ‘Daavi’. I wrote ‘I don’t Know’. So she really doesn’t do everything for herself.”

According to Kuami Eugene, he did not charge MzVee for any of his services. He also explained that he is not asking her to feel indebted to him, but showing a little gratitude would go a long way.

“I mean, I have helped. So I am just hoping she appreciates that rather than making it look like I have never done anything for her. Because I didn’t take even a cedi for everything I did for her.

“She played a part in my life. I won’t sit here and make it look like she never did anything for me. She played a part in my life. But again, we shouldn’t forget the fact that I also played a small part in her life. So I wouldn’t wish that she forgets,” he concluded.