Samthing Soweto Vs DJ Maphorisa: The Battle For Masters Continues
- South African Amapiano sensation Samthing Soweto is keeping the pressure on DJ Maphorisa, exposing what he claims are lies.
- The creator of the hit Amantombazane responded to DJ Maphorisa's recent video claim that Samthing Soweto had paid for his masters.
- Samthing Soweto emphasized that his main goal is to own his work, and he's ready to let the drama settle down.
The ongoing feud between two of South Africa's biggest Amapiano stars, Samthing Soweto and DJ Maphorisa, continues to capture the attention of fans on social media. This isn't just a typical celebrity spat; it's a deeper conversation about ownership, respect, and fairness in the music industry.
Samthing Soweto Takes Aim at DJ Maphorisa's Claims
The music world is buzzing once again as South African Amapiano heavyweights DJ Maphorisa and Samthing Soweto reignite their public feud. It all started when Samthing Soweto, known for his chart-topping hit Amantombazane, decided to call out DJ Maphorisa on social media, accusing him of exploitation and dishonesty. The drama has only escalated since then.
Recently, DJ Maphorisa took to his Twitter (X) page to share a video where he claimed that Samthing Soweto had paid 50% for the ownership of their collaborative song. According to Maphorisa, this means Samthing Soweto cannot have full control over the masters. But Samthing Soweto wasn't about to let that slide.
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In a response that’s been making waves, Samthing Soweto, whose real name is Samkelo Lelethu Mdolomba, revealed that DJ Maphorisa had finally acknowledged the payment he made for ownership. He expressed that this confirms their original agreement, contrasting with DJ Maphorisa's earlier statements where he claimed he simply gave Samthing Soweto his masters. The singer insists that wanting ownership of his work is not only fair but necessary for any artist.
Here’s what Samthing Soweto had to say:
"Ladies and Gentlemen, here it is—@djmaphorisa confirms that I paid to own my work/masters. This was the agreement we had, which is different from what he claimed in his initial video where he said he gave me my masters. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with me wanting to own my work. It’s my career, my legacy, and it matters."
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What Fans Are Saying About the Feud
The internet is alive with reactions to Samthing Soweto's latest move. Fans are divided, but many are standing firmly behind the singer, praising his transparency and determination. Here’s a glimpse of what people are saying:
@TrickyRedDevs chimed in:
"You laid a trap for him nicely, and he fell right into it. Genius move."
@YollyBlu showed support:
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"He lied, we stand with you! You deserve ownership of your work."
@renei_Nay questioned Samthing Soweto's intentions:
"You really want to take him to the cleaners, huh? Is this about more than just ownership?"
@kay_living_ encouraged Samthing Soweto to keep pushing:
"Fetch him. Don’t back down now. You’re doing the right thing."
@NMzozoyane added:
"It’s your work, fight for it. You’ve earned it."
@MeshackBevhula offered a balanced perspective:
"Part of me wants to side with Samthing Soweto, but there’s a long list of people who’ve complained about DJ Maphorisa—The Soil, Heavy K, and others. Is there more to the story?"
MacG Joins the Conversation
Adding another layer to this saga, MacG has surprisingly taken DJ Maphorisa's side in this royalties drama. This revelation has left many fans shocked, with some even starting to question whether DJ Maphorisa's claims about having Podcast and Chill on his payroll might hold some truth.
The music industry can be messy, and this ongoing feud is just one example of how complex artist-producer relationships can get. As the story unfolds, fans are left wondering: Who’s telling the truth, and where will this feud lead? One thing’s for sure—Samthing Soweto and DJ Maphorisa are giving us plenty to talk about.
