Nigerian music producer, Pheelz, has recently made a surprising confession, admitting to deleting songs from artists if he deems them to be of low quality. This revelation has reignited discussions around former YBNL artist Temmie Ovwasa’s accusations against Pheelz, Olamide, and his wife, following the demise of Mohba
Temmie Ovwasa had previously alleged severe bullying and unfair treatment during her time at YBNL, claiming that many of her songs were deleted. Pheelz, who was her producer at the time, had initially denied these accusations, stating that nothing of that nature had occurred.
However, in a recent revelation, Pheelz accidentally disclosed that he has a practice of removing songs he considers “wack.” This admission has fueled speculation and added credibility to Temmie Ovwasa’s previous claims about the deletion of her songs.
The controversy has stirred reactions on social media, with fans expressing their concerns about the treatment of artists and the impact of such actions on their careers. As the story unfolds, the music industry is left contemplating the balance between artistic freedom and the producer’s role in curating an artist’s body of work.
Some reactions to the post below
@ToyosiDenibuyan said: “You people called Temmie Ovwasa a mad woman when she said they deleted her 25 songs. So her 25 songs were wack?? You cowards.”
@NobleBenz stated: “From your tweet we can now deduce that you actually deleted temmie’s records. That’s so sad & pathetic cuz it doesn’t speak good of you. In business always endeavor to be honest and transparent. Remember good name is better than silver and gold
Hope this helps 💡”
@Peaksog wrote: “With time, people will tell on themselves.”
@greeknigerian opined: “See as God catch this one”
@Juicceyy noted: “here again to let you guys know, this guy actually paid low budget hunger stricken influencers to debunk temmie ovwasa (ybnl princess)’s claim. 🤬 one of those influenzas is a mutual and i worded him.”
@phurple_rice commented: “This is not even nice. Even though you felt it was wack, it is not your call to make. Wtf! It’s even the pride with which this guy came online to tweet this. Like you think we’d clap for you or you’re just outchea for the engagements.”