Ghanaian musician, Patapaa has picked a bone with Lynx Entertainment signee, Kuami Eugene.

The “One Corner” hitmaker is accusing Kuami Eugene for stealing his “one corner” phrase in his song, “Fire Fire.”

In a video that has surfaced online, Patapaa is heard using vulgar words while accusing Kuami Eugene of theft.

“You have exhausted your lyrics, now you are using my “one corner” phrase. When you wake up you say “one corner” is not a good song and now you are using the phrase? Thief! …I never knew you will even use my “one corner” in your song. Kuami Eugene your head like toilet roll,” Patapaa angrily states in the video.

 

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This is not the first time another musician is accusing Kuami Eugene of song theft.

Almost every song the “Take away” singer has released has been accused of similarities with other songs.

Meanwhile, in a  recent interview on Echo Room in Nigeria, Kuami Eugene has revealed he will not be paying attention to anybody to tries to pick a bone with him for attention.

“If you go to Ghana, I’m one artist almost every artist has picked a beef with. I think because I’m everywhere. If you need buzz it’s me. If you need one week attention for everybody to get involved with a conversation attack Kuami because they know I’ll reply you,” he stated.

“Recently, I told my management that I’ve changed. I won’t mind anyone anymore…now, I would not waste time in the studio to do a diss song to insult another person, I would make a hit song and benefit from it…you may hear some subliminal shots but I won’t mention your name,” he added.