Makhadzi Shares Her Side of the Story Amid 'Ghanama' Drama

Makhadzi Shares Her Side of the Story Amid 'Ghanama' Drama

  • South African media personality Makhadzi has shared her side of the story in the ongoing feud between herself and King Monada
  • Makhadzi explained that the pair could not see eye-to-eye regarding song rights and King Monada was taking too long to master the song
  • Mzansi social media users have mixed reactions to the statement and it seems many just want the stars to let it all go

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Makhadzi has taken to social media to share her side of the story after she received a negative response for dropping King Monada from the song Ghanama.

Makhadzi, King Monada, Ghanama
Makhadzi has expanded further on why King Monada was left out of 'Ghanama'. Image: @makhadzimuimbi
Source: Instagram

According to the musician, negotiations broke down when Monada demanded 100% rights to the song despite them having initially decided to split it 50/50.

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Makhadzi described Monada an individual who wanted to leave her with nothing. In a lengthy letter, Khadzi explained how she owned no rights to any of her previous collabs with Monada despite putting in the work.

She made the decision to release the song without him after he refused to send through the mastered version with his verse. Khadzi then went on to share a WhatsApp conversation she had with the Limpopo music producer detailing how he was still mastering the song and was not ready to release it.

Social media users weighed in with their thoughts on the fiery situation:

@paulinam136 said:

“Rest Khadzi. Rest... the song is whack without him no matter what you say.”

@truetsonga said:

“Why is Prince Benza featured but the communication was between you and King Monada??”

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@vhomrapper said:

“Too late Khadzi, not a single information on those screenshots have Monada demanding 100%, just do the right thing and let Monada drop the Makhadzi & King Monada feat. Benza version midnight.”

@mabapadaniel said:

“I still love you and I am sorry to say this but the song is still not ayoba without Monada's voice.”

@tiang_5893 said:

“People jumped to conclusions before getting the story right, see, she didn't remove his voice, she just didn't get the original song.”

The beef between King Monada and Makhadzi reached a peak when they publicly attacked one another.

Makhadzi vs King Monada: Artists wage war over song

Briefly News reported that Makhadzi and King Monada were at odds after a video of their new song Ghanama went viral. The Limpopo artists clashed over ownership of the track. The song, according to the Matorokisi hitmaker, was hers.

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She claimed that she brought the song to King Monada and that she brought Prince Benza, who made the beat, to the fore to make a beat for her. Makhadzi explained her side of the story in a Facebook post.

"Our king must just drop his song called Impossible ft Makhadzi 'cause we can't let greediness make us fight! How can you own a song without doing anything?" said Makhadzi.

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Sibusisiwe Lwandle (Head of Entertainment) Sibusisiwe Lwandle is the Head of Entertainment at Briefly News (joined in 2019). She holds one Bachelor of Arts (BA) and one Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from the University of Cape Town and the University of KZN respectively. She has over 10 years of experience in journalism, having worked in print, online and broadcast media. She has worked at Independent Media and 1KZNTV and has contributed columns to the Washington Post. Passed set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: sibusisiwe.lwandle@briefly.co.za

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