Lady Zamar joins Prince Kaybee to attack DJ Maphorisa for spilling their names out on Twitter for not owning their masters.
While Kaybee and Maphorisa had a week fight over this issue on Twitter, the singer just dished out words for both DJs.
However, she challenges Maphorisa to host a seminar on the importance of owning masters in the industry. She also called him a clout chaser.
“Host a seminar/talk/brunch lunch or even a gathering to talk about the importance of owning masters in the music industry. You dragged KayBee and I into your own ego fest and I think it’s wrong.. trending is fun for clout and stuff but you brought up a serious thing,” she tweeted.
Misinformation is the disease of our society… Y’all need to actually go read a book or an article or better yet contracts.. go get advise and understand what a master is vs what intellectual property is and what the pros and cons are of both owning and not owning your masters. https://t.co/Dd3tT20k7E
— Lady Zamar (@Lady_Zamar) February 25, 2020
It’s late but I’m doing casual reading on Twitter here.. Ure tiring with all the jokes and tweets about air.. But then again each to their own. While y’all are out here talking about things you don’t know, some of us actually kinda have a clue of at least what we want in life?❤️ https://t.co/Dd3tT20k7E
— Lady Zamar (@Lady_Zamar) February 25, 2020
I gotta think about something for a while & though to most this chat with Phori & KayBee seems like a joke, it’s a real chat, I personally think it’s misleading to just bang your chest all day advocating for people to own their masters without properly explaining what it means
— Lady Zamar (@Lady_Zamar) February 25, 2020
Maybe twitter is having fun but I was once a new coming to the South African music industry and if I took advise from Twitter advise specialists I wouldn’t have achieved half of what I’ve been blessed to get and achieve. Misinformation is wrong and @DjMaphorisa I challenge you?
— Lady Zamar (@Lady_Zamar) February 25, 2020
After challenging Maphorisa, and spelling out his mistakes, the singer later supported both DJS.
