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The Fall of Bhim Nation: Blakk Cedi Signed Ov To His Own Record Label Instead ‘Blakk Arm Records’ .

Stonebwoy and his team at the Burnington Music Group may be having issues, but not much has been gathered since the whole sagadropped.

However, little by little Cliqtv.news.blog is getting details of what may be happening at the Bhimnation camp. We call it the fall of Bhim nation .

Information reaching Cliqtv.news.blog the best entertainment platform in Ghana,

has it that, Okailey Verse popular known as OV after just one year with Stonebwoy’s Burniton Music Group has now joined Blakk Cedi’s Black Arm.

OV was signed unto Burniton Music Group owned by Dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy when Blakk Cedi was the manager of not only Stonebwoy but of all the artists on the label.

Just a few weeks after Kelvyn Boy and Blakk Cedi were kicked out of the record label, OV is reported to have joined Kelvyn Boy at Blakk Cedi’s label.

This is called group separation which can lead to the fall of Bhim Nation and Burniton Music Group Owned by StoneBwoy.

There has been no statement from BMG or OV yet on the news. Cliqtv.news.blog is following the report and we will update you when there is any new development.

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Celebrated rapper Ex-Doe has hit hard at the current crop of Ghanaians artistes for composing less quality songs that last for only 3 months and fade out.

According to the ‘Comfort’ hitmaker, the current crop of artistes are not doing anything exceptional and that their songs last for only 3 months but old songs are still enjoyed by music enthusiasts.

He made this statement in an interview on ‘Time With the Stars’ hosted by media personality First Lady on BrownGH TV.

“Songs by current artistes fade out after just three months. But songs by the old crop of artistes are still enjoyed by Ghanaians when played. I am still eating and chopping from my 20 years ago music” Ex-Doe told First Lady in an interview with BrownGH TV on ‘Time With The Stars’ Show.

source:brwonGhtv

Celebrated rapper Ex-Doe has hit hard at the current crop of Ghanaians artistes for composing less quality songs that last for only 3 months and fade out.

According to the ‘Comfort’ hitmaker, the current crop of artistes are not doing anything exceptional and that their songs last for only 3 months but old songs are still enjoyed by music enthusiasts.

He made this statement in an interview on ‘Time With the Stars’ hosted by media personality First Lady on BrownGH TV.

“Songs by current artistes fade out after just three months. But songs by the old crop of artistes are still enjoyed by Ghanaians when played. I am still eating and chopping from my 20 years ago music” Ex-Doe told First Lady in an interview with BrownGH TV on ‘Time With The Stars’ Show.

source:brwonGhtv