Ghanaian dancehall mega star is being accused by Instagram blogger famebug for stealing lyrics in a popular song for a single he recently released.

Livingston Etse Satekla aka Stonbwoy is about to release his much awaited studio album dubbed Anloga Junction but is releasing singles off the album.

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Stonebwoy’s African Party song, according to the blogger, has similar lyrics and rhythm from Ugandan artist Big Tril’s Parte After Parte track. To prove his point he collage a video of both songs to help spot the similarities.

Big Tril’s Parte After Parte was a major hit and was used during the festive season and year of return in Ghana. Maybe Stonebwoy took inspiration from the song or properly asked permit from Big Tril but what some Ghanaians are asking is why Becca is being bashed for sampling a South African song but Stonebwoy is left untouched.

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Watch the video below and judge for yourself.

SOURCE: Africacelebrities.Com

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2019 has been a year of hits from both renown and upcoming African artists. One song that has stood out since its debut is Parte after Parte by Uganda’s Big Tril. It has grown so popular that Cardi B and Offset were spotted listening to it.

The song which was released 3 months ago quickly trended to be the top East African party song. In fact, a bunch of cheeky Kenyan artists decided to release the remix of Parte after parte without permission from Big Tril and his managers. They were served with copyright strikes for the violation.

READ ALSO: Kenyan Artists Receive Copy Right Strikes For Releasing Remix of Ugandan Hit ‘Parte After Parte’

In a video posted last night on Cardi B’s Instagram stories, Cardi and Offset sing and dance to the song ‘Parte after Parte’. Offset who does the dancing is cheered on by Cardi B who sings the lyrics like a woman raised in Africa. Clearly, the song has grown popular beyond Africa to the rest of the world.

Cardi B was recently in Africa for two days where she performed in Nigeria and Ghana. It is reported that the artist made $ 1.8 million from just those two countries.

If I made that much money in 48 hours in Africa, I’d definitely be jamming to Parte After Parte as I head to a lit party in my home town.

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Uganda’s Big Tril released a hit song not so long ago dubbed Parte After Parte. Soon after it’s release, a bunch of Kenyan artists released a remix to the song. Now, the remix has been taken down after the video was issued a copyright strike.

According to Big Tril’s management team, the artist had not yet given the right to anyone to reproduce the work. However, Boondocks Gang, Zzero, Rekless and Magix Enga decided to reproduce it anyway; Hence the issuing of copyright strikes.

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Copyright infringement is defined as the use of works protected by copyright law without permission for a usage where such permission is required. Therefore despite complaints about the remix being taken down, Big Tril is right to do so.

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