Selense fallout: Harrysong blasts Kizz Daniel

A cold war appears to be brewing between Samankwe singer, Harrysong and Yeba crooner, Kizz Daniel, as R reliably gathered on Friday that Harrysong was angry over Daniel’s verse on his new song, Selense, which also featured Reekado Banks.

The song, according to R’s findings, dwelled on some gossips flying around in the music industry, especially among popular celebrities such as Linda Ikeji, Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage and WIzkid’s relationship, Peter and Paul of defunct Psquare group among others.

Investigation by R revealed that Harrysong, owner of Alter Plate record and a former member of Five Star music group, reached out to Reekado and Kizz to feature them on the new song, a common practice among Hip Hop artistes in the industry.

The collaboration was said to have went smoothly, as R learnt that Reekado and Kizz agreed to feature on the song as their fans looked forward to their first collaboration.

They were said to have sent their separate verses of the song back to Harrysong, but Kizz in his verse had rated himself as the greatest in the music industry, adding that even Harrysong could not deny such claim.

The song was released some weeks back, but R gathered that song had started brewing a cold war between Harrysong and Kizz, as a source hinted R that the two music stars had drawn a battle line.

The development reportedly made Harrysong sad to the extent that he was forced to stop the promotion of Selense on all music platforms.

He even went further to drag Iyanya and Dice Aisle on the remix of the song, which is now being aired on popular cable and radio stations across the country.

When R reached out to Harrysong on the matter, he confirmed that he had to abandon the promotion of the song because of what he described as “lack of respect on the part of Kizz Daniel,” adding that he was disappointed in Kizz Daniel.

Asked if he didn’t listen to Kizz Daniel’s verse before he released the song, Harrysong said he could not stop the song when he heard the verse because he did not want to disappoint his fans, who had been waiting on the song for weeks.

“Let me make it clear today, Kizz Daniel is arrogant and proud. I was not happy with his verse on the song but I had to let it go because many people were already waiting for the song. The small boy lacks respect and I can’t continue to promote such song,” he fumed.

All efforts to get Kizz Daniel’s reaction proved abortive, as none of the members of his management team was willing to comment as of press time of this report.