According to Young Duu, he agreed with Carter Efe and a group of people to produce the song without using his name for whatever reason, for his own gain.

In a viral video, Nigerian artist Young Duu declared that he was not duped or ripped off by Carterefe regarding a recently released song titled “Oyinmo.”

Previously, there were claims that Carterefe defrauded Young Duu because his name was not mentioned in the new song.

However, Yung Duu quickly issued a statement dismissing reports of being defrauded or ripped off.

According to Young Duu, he agreed with Carter Efe and a group of people to produce the song without using his name for whatever reason, for his own gain.

In his statement, he said, “I was there, and I didn’t want my name there. My voice is my money, do you understand? Nobody is ripping me off.”

“My voice is my money, and I said it should be that way. That’s how it’s going to be. I want to see money; I came to Lagos to make money.”

His statement, however, generated reactions online, with many individuals taking to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts.

See some reactions below:

@Jbrandy_YBNL: “Dem don Dey sweet talk my guy. He go soon get sense.”

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@DRDammy4: “Haaaa, he did not know how the music business works, your name and voice na e bi your money oooo.”

@_Harbaylicon: “Ohhh he has come out to shed light to what we seem not to understand, interesting.”

@mr_tobby01: “I hope he sha no go come back, and say another thing, coz Carterefe rate na 90/10% oo.”

@Snoopy_Bender: “This is a fat lie, very soon we’ll get to last bus stop. We still Dey road.”

@IamBlaccode: “Omohhh I think

his boy wise before… But i Don see say poverty do finish am pátápátá. He didn’t know the music business and how royalty works. Everything. He has sold his craft for cheap money. I guess Carter Don bamboozle the idiat with small money. Damn.”

@Snoopy_Bender: “Shey we no deaf or blind? Na here all of us go still know the real truth. How on earth will you sing a song and ask not to put your name on it? Arbi you be ghost singer?”