Lynx Entertainment star KiDi finally speaks on the trending issue between his Label “Lynx Entertainment” and Ghanaian rapper Guru, and claims he never asked the rapper for a feature.

For somedays past now, hiplife recording act, Guru has been in the news, over a misunderstanding with Kuami Eugene and the entire Lynx Entertainment crew after his request to feature Kuami and KiDi got turned down by their boss Richie Mensah.

Guru in our previous post gave a response regarding the development, stating that the reason he wanted to work with the two young acts was that he admires their talents.

According to Guru, prior to his request for a feature from Lynx Entertainment, both Kuami and KiDi met up with him some time ago, they had a nice chat together and in their chat, the two Lynx signees revealed that they are big fans of his and that will love to work with him, especially they would love to jump on his Lapaz Toyota hit song for a remix version which he replied by saying he will soon get back to them so they can put out some projects together because the feeling was mutual.

The Spiritual hitmaker, KiDi who has been silent ever since all this featuring sage started for days now finally spoke on it for the first time in a recent Radio interview on Kasapa FM hosted by Kwame B, yesterday, Thursday, February 11, 2021.

The talented singer during the interview responded to Guru’s claims of they [Kidi and Kuami] asking for collabo of his Lapaz Toyota song said it is untrue, and that he has never asked the rapper or any other artiste for a collabo in his life before.

According to him, the best way of resolving issues will be for the parties involved to have a proper sit to discuss, rather than individually sharing their views here and there which might lead to the escalation of the issue.

Watch the video below.

https://youtu.be/DcTLiODG4ks

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