The Nigerian musician Davido has retaliated against fellow musician Dammy Krane’s claims that he owes him money for song royalties.

Recently, Dammy Krane made an appeal to the DMW boss to settle the debt, accusing Davido of not giving him the money he owed.

Davido responded on Friday by revealing on his social media accounts that Dammy Krane still owes money.

 

He claims that Dammy Krane never gave him payment for the three verses in songs that he got: “In Case Of Incasity,” “Gbetiti,” and “Izzue.”

Davido mentioned that he now charges $150,000 per verse, which totals to $450,000 for the three features Dammy Krane received.

 

Furthermore, Davido claimed that Dammy Krane hadn’t paid him for his production work on the song ‘Pooner’.

He added that Dammy Krane also owed him for the expenses associated with housing and feeding him when he was homeless in Atlanta several years ago.

Davido’s response included a reference to a tweet by Dammy Krane in which he took credit for coining the phrase ‘On the beat is Davido’.

In response, Davido wrote, “I never got paid for that also, my 3 verses I’ve gifted you, all your dead career… oh yeah, plus my royalties, we charge now so that’s about $150k x3 a verse… also house rent and food when u stayed in my house in Atlanta when you were homeless.”