“Nothing I Get” hitmaker, Fameye has sent a stern warning to musicians; both up-and-coming and mainstream to be very careful of who to take as their manager.
Fameye claims some managers have selfish interests and do not push the artist they are managing to become a better version of themselves.
According to him, some managers wish to be more popular and a superstar than the artists they are managing.
Fameye has advised artists in the country to be very careful should they find out that their managers have their agenda which is far from helping the musician.
The musician believes that should an artiste get a manager of this sort, then it simply means that they are working with a devil in disguise or have signed a wrong deal and, hence, should quit.
“If you are an artist and your manager wants to be a superstar than you? Be careful, is either you signed the wrong deal or a Devil came in the form of an angel (sic)💡, he said.
Even though Fameye did not mention his former manager, Ogidi Brown’s name in his post, netizens have said that the musician is subtly dragging his former manager.
Netizens have deduced from Fameye’s post that Ogidi Brown wanted to be more popular and had his own agenda in manahginbg him, the reason why he, Fameye decided to quit.
Meanwhile, the CEO of OGB , Ogidi Brown, has sent out a warning to his former artist Fameye.
The two recently sent out public notice of amicably parting ways and finally saying goodbye to each other.
Ogidi Brown shared a notice from YouTube that said someone was claiming the copyright of a song, ‘Fameye – Destiny (audio slide)’.
Ogidi Brown with anger, descended on Fameye accusing him of the copyright claim and warning not to ever claim any song he produced or even sing it.