Rapper Idowest drags Dammy Krane, reveals how he signed him with no money

In a candid revelation rapper Idowest has openly criticized Dammy Krane, his former record label boss. His grievances stem from what he describes as a lack of support during his time under Dami Crane’s label, particularly highlighting issues like inadequate accommodation and overall management.

Idowest disclosed that while being signed to Dammy Krane‘s label, he faced significant challenges, including the absence of any accommodation arrangements. This situation forced him to commute back and forth from his home to Lagos Island to work on his music, a journey that was not only inconvenient but also taxing on him as an artist.

Further elaborating on his experience, Idowest expressed disappointment over the lack of support and resources from Dammy Krane. His revelations come at a time when the spotlight is on the wellbeing of artists, especially following the tragic deaths of fellow musicians Oladips and MohBad.

Netizens have been calling on artists to share their experiences and struggles in the industry, and Ida West’s account adds to this growing narrative.

This controversy isn’t the first involving Dammy Krane, Recently, he had made headlines for his public dispute with popular artist Davido. He accused Davido of owing him money, demanding repayment. In response, Davido recalled how he had provided accommodation for Dammy Krane, in Atlanta, an act he implied should be considered in the context of the alleged debt.

The dispute between Dammy and Davido escalated into an online spat, with Dammy Krane labeling Davido a borrower who avoids paying debts. Amidst this exchange, Dammy attempted to involve Big Brother Naija’s Phyna, who has also had recent issues with Davido.

In one instance, when Dammy Krane shared a negative post about Davido, Phyna reacted with laughter in a private message. Dammy Krane promptly made this reaction public, which led Phyna to quickly distance herself from the situation. She stated that his issues with Davido were none of her business and requested not to be dragged into their dispute.