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Kelly Hansome Apologises To MI, Requests For A Collabo

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10 years ago

January 24, 2015

Its no longer news that controversial music artiste, KellyHansome, who was the rave of the moment few years ago was popular for his rifts with several artistes ranging from his former boss, Kenny Ogungbe to Don Jazzy, D’banj and even MI.
Interestingly, the music star who just bounced back to the music scene is tired of all the ‘beef’. On that note, he released his latest single, Baba Olowo where he sang praises on all the people he has had issues with.
But could that move be a marketing strategy to find his way back into the hearts of Nigerian music lovers as he hasn’t been relevant for a long while.
Hansome countered that, saying, “Praising people on my new song was not a strategy and my reason for doing it is because it is their time. They are the rave of the moment.
A lot of people take things too personal at times, especially MI and Baba Keke. They took my music too personal. If I did not beef MI, he would not be where he is today. I am not the one that made him, he has Chocolate City and Audu Maikori to thank for that and they are my friends but at the end of the day, it was a marketing strategy for them. I put him at a point where people could listen and appreciate his music. I am looking forward to us working together.
MI is at the top of his game; he has several endorsement deals. Because of the issues I had, the endorsement I was supposed to have with Globacom was cancelled and I don’t blame the company.
Most of these people are successful today because they were able to cover up their controversies but the record label I thought was my record label did not cover up my controversy. Instead, they were the ones pushing it outside. In their mind, I had already been sentenced to death; they did not want me to be on top of my game again so that people would think they made me. I don’t know why they did that to me, I wish they could give me a reason.
I wish we could be put on national television and speak our minds and clear the air. I have no hard feelings towards anybody. If they could not kill me then, they cannot kill me now.”
He also squealed that he has since apologised to the people who felt offended by his song especially Ogungbe and MI.
“I see Baba Keke as my father; I don’t know how he sees me. The truth is that he is old enough to give birth to me and when it comes to business, he taught me virtually everything I know. If your father should shout on you when he is angry, it is your duty to go and meet him later to apologise. I went to meet him and said that I knew he was angry and wanted the best for me so we should forget everything. I apologised as a son and he ought to forgive. I called MI and told him that we could not continue with the beef and that was it.”