It seems like there’s been a dispute between Prince Kaybee and Botlhale Phora regarding a song. Prince Kaybee has denied the accusation of stealing Botlhale’s song, emphasizing that he never received or replicated it and that the songs in question are different in terms of key and chord progressions.
However, he did apologize for any insults he may have directed at Botlhale, stating that his reaction stemmed from feeling falsely accused. This situation highlights the complexities of artistic inspiration and the challenges of navigating disputes in the music industry. Prince Kaybee denies Botlhale Phora’s claim of stealing his song.
The Idols SA finalist revealed in a video that the musician stole his song years after sending it to him through an email.Taking to Facebook, the DJ insulted the singer which he further talked about in the video which went viral on social media. Addressing the issue, Kaybee apologised for the insult and explained why he spilled such words.
“The intention was not to insult anyone, I got worked up by the allegations that aren’t true. I still stand by my previous stance, I don’t know him, I have never received or replicated his song and I do not use that email address because I have a personal email,” he wrote.
The music producer further took his time to explain the difference between his song and the singer’s song. To address the songs, we can all hear they are two different songs, in different keys and don’t even share similar chord progressions so to say I stole the song is reaching really.”
“Yes you might argue he thought of me when he did the song hence it emphasises my approach and energy in making songs maybe but thats still a long shot. The song in question was produced from the same template I used to do Charlotte thats why its the same chord progression and other songs in the same key or different. Apologies for my approach but we say a lot of things when angry and thats exactly how I felt.
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