Sammy Flex Fires Back at Choppenson’s Claims, Calls Him ‘Greedy
Sammy Flex Fires Back at Choppenson’s Claims, Calls Him ‘Greedy
In reaction to accusations made against Shatta Wale about money and a music video shoot, Samuel Atuobi Baah, better known as Sammy Flex, has criticized Nigerian video producer Sir Choppenson.
Manager of Shatta Wale, Sammy Flex, asserts that Choppenson is “very greedy” for making up the story that the dancehall artist owes him money.
The dispute started when a video of Choppenson complaining that Shatta Wale wouldn’t give him $5,000 for a job well done went viral on social media.
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He says the artist has been repeatedly withholding payment with the intention of not giving him the money, which is why he feels obligated to speak.
Sammy Flex, however, responds to Choppenson’s accusations against Shatta Wale by describing the events surrounding the money dispute and the recording of the Killa Ji Mi music video.
He claims that before being transported to Tamale for the Bolgatanga performance, Choppenson was requested to join the Shatta Movement group and accepted.
He emphasized that in spite of Choppenson’s outburst demanding payment for the equipment, he fixed the issue without alerting Shatta Wale.
He discloses that Choppenson was holding onto the tape after shooting Killa Ji Mi and wasn’t prepared to release it because Shatta Wale didn’t own him and wasn’t prepared to give him the money.
Flex continues, saying that despite being instructed to be a member of SM, Choppenson chose to go around him and ask Shatta Wale for his upcoming money because he believed Wale had given him the money.
He continued by saying that even with all of his drama, Choppenson was still on the crew list going to London for a show, but that his visa application was incomplete since he lacked the necessary authorization to remain in Ghana.
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