
Ogidi Brown, former manager of musician Fameye, has alleged that the artiste has cut him off their YouTube earnings and other streaming revenues.
He made the allegation in a TikTok video to explain why he recently cursed Fameye.
Ogidi Brown explained that despite forgiving Fameye in 2020 after a dispute, he later discovered that Fameye had reported him to YouTube and other streaming platforms, alleging ownership of songs like “Nothing I Get” and three others.
This action resulted in Ogidi Brown losing his monthly earnings, which previously ranged from $50 to $100. He emphasized that these earnings were the result of his hard work and investment.
The situation has also affected Ogidi Brown's reputation on streaming platforms, as they now perceive him as infringing on another artist's work.
He attempted to resolve the issue by reaching out to Fameye on Snapchat but was met with insults. Despite these challenges, Ogidi Brown refrained from speaking out until Fameye mentioned him in a recent interview, prompting his public response.
“It seems people didn't understand what I said in my previous video. It's not about forgiveness because I have forgiven him. In 2020, I forgave him after we went to Antoa.
"He didn't even pay me what was due, but I still forgave him. However, early last year, I received messages from YouTube and other streaming platforms about copyright issues. When I investigated, I found that Fameye had reported me, claiming that songs like Nothing I Get and three others were his,” he stated.
He continued, “I used to earn about $50 to $100 monthly from these platforms, but I've lost everything because of his complaint. He's the one claiming ownership of the money, despite all my hard work and investment. And now, he wants me to be happy about this.”



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