The Plot Thickens: Boohle's Brother in Law Speaks Out, Claims Singer Owes Him

The Plot Thickens: Boohle's Brother in Law Speaks Out, Claims Singer Owes Him

  • Boohle's brother-in-law Tee Jay Chuene has accused the singer of owing him money for songs he wrote for her
  • Tee Jay, who is a music producer, took to social media and shared that he has been working with Boohle from 2014 but the songstress has not paid him a cent
  • Tee Jay said most of Boohle's hit songs were produced by him and he's not happy that she's making money with the tracks but not paying him

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Boohle's brother-in-law Tee Jay is not happy with the singer. The music producer took to social media to show love to Cassper Nyovest after the singer threw him under the bus recently.

Plot Thickens, Boohle's brother in law, speaks out, claims singer, owes him
Boohle's brother in law has claimed the singer owes him. Image: @boohle_sa
Source: Instagram

The songstress revealed that Mufasa did not write the smash hit, Siyathandana. She was a guest on MacG's Podcast and Chill recently.

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Tee Jay alleged that Boohle has not paid him a cent for all the songs he has written for her. The music producer claimed he wrote all the songstress' hit songs when she was still on the come-up.

Tee Jay said he was the singer's producer from 2014 until February this year, according to ZAlebs. He said what irritates him the most is that Boohle is gigging all over Mzansi with the songs they did together but he is not getting his cut.

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When a fan asked Tee Jay on Twitter why he wrote so many songs for Boohle, the little known record producer said:

"Because we were hungry and we had to open doors, hence she has a lot of hit songs."

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Other tweeps joined the conversation and shared their thoughts on Tee Jay's claims. Check out what they said below:

@Katlegosegogela said:

"She sounded selfish, she didn't even try to defend @casspernyovest instead of trying to take the whole credit for herself. She's ungrateful."

@TebDunc wrote:

"Aren't you supposed to be a ghost writer njayam? Like a ghost ghost..."

@uthandomjoli commented:

"Bathong wena, are you serious??"

@tumeloditle

"Tee Jay you are the guy who has been hustling with Boohle since, if I'm not wrong you used to work in the health industry."

Boohle says she wrote Siyathandana by Cassper Nyovest

In other music news, Briefly News reported that Boohle trended on social media since revealing that she wrote the smash hit Siyathandana. The talented singer is the voice behind the sweet vocals on the song by Cassper Nyovest.

The songstress was a guest on the latest episode of Podcast and Chill with MacG. The star claimed Mufasa only came with his short verse on the song.

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Maphorisa defends Boohle

Briefly News also reported that DJ Maphorisa spoke to songstress Boohle after she trended on social media following her interview on Podcast and Chill with MacG. The young singer was dragged online after she revealed that she wrote Siyathandana by Cassper Nyovest.

The star claimed Mufasa did not contribute much to the song produced by Abidoza but only came with his verse. Her revelation rubbed Cassper's fans up the wrong way because their fave had claimed he is the one who wrote the song including Boohle's melodies.

Phori took to Facebook and shared a screenshot of the call he made to Boohle. Madumane defended the singer and shared that they are all part of the Amapiano family. He also shared that he and Boohle have two upcoming songs in the Soa Mattrix x DJ Mphorisa EP.

Source: Briefly News

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.