Prince Kaybee responds to the fraud case brought up by Afrobrotherz.
Afrobrothers recently criticized Prince Kaybee for failing to pay all royalties that had accrued to them during their relationship. Prince Kaybee has made a formal statement in response to the case brought out by the pair and to provide South Africans with the chance to see the agreement signed by all parties with greater clarity.
I am actually glad that Afrobrothers tried to drag me, now we all can have a conversation about royalties and understand it more. Major record labels might give you a 12% royalty rate and you say its small but for me it worked, I needed a boost, no one was listening to me, infact my first big song “Wajellwa Guitar” was not accepted by the majority, people said its Tarvern music, and my other song Better Days people said the girl is not singing in tune. But those two songs traveled the world and I got signed by Universal.
I read through the contract and I am fine with it, my own people couldn’t help me, local radio stations weren’t listening to me so Universal said we are going to be behind you but you must give us 88% and I said I’m cool with that because I knew where I was going. Today I don’t even make that much money out of music but the contract opened me up to different streams and added value so that I chase other Buisness ventures. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A BAD DEAL, you model yourself around what you want after you READ and understand your contract.
