One of the most anticipated albums of the year has finally dropped “De Kings Men” compilation album which has contribution from D’Banj, Kay Switch and J Sol with beats from producers like El DeeVee and J Sleek. A lot will be said about the album in coming weeks and personally, i’m in love with some tracks on the album already.

I expected few words to be thrown at Don Jazzy and the Mavin crew directly or indirectly but i didn’t expect the shots to be taken by Kay Switch as he opens up on how he was treated while he was still with Mo’Hit records in his song . The label he joined in 2004 before Don Jazzy and D’Banj Broke up.


Kay Switch threw this few words at Don Jazzy!

1. “Won ri mi won ni pe mo sese bere, Bon se foju dimi mi o sese bere” – Saying they saw him and said he just started his music career when he joined mohit in 2004, and Don Jazzy looked down on him

2. “Won ri mi won ni pe mo sese bere, se obo ni mi abi mo je ogede” – Saying they saw him and said he just started his music career when he joined mohit in 2004, Kay Switch replied saying “Does he look like a monkey or was he found eating banana”

3. “I Can Give You This, I can give you that” – he can give him this and he can give him that but he didn’t get anything from Don Jazzy!

4. “Emi Ni Dapo, Awon Angel Michael, Awon Tokunbo, Emi Ni Dolapo” – Direct translation “I am Dapo and they are Angel Michael, They are from abroad and i am mixed with wealth. – Kay Switch declaring loyalty to his brother D’banj whose first name is Dapo and Don Jazzy whose first name is Michael Claims he can provide it all, he is Angel Michael. Tokunbo means used product from abroad while he (Kay Switch) is Dolapo – A child mixed with Wealth.
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I dislike people who mix insinuations with real facts. In 1,2,3 he never mentioned any names, you're only insinuating he's dissing Don Jazzy... Please make that very clear

Nonsense. Where did he mention Don Jazzy?

@OP u must be crazy, ur first two lines are rubbish, if u ree jobless, u better start sellinf sweet on ur street, ode osi.