- Diamond Platnumz was in trouble after failing to perform at the weekend in Kenya
- The artist wanted to keep the record, ignoring claims that he did not want Willy Paul to perform in front of him
- He explained what happened that day and the reason why he will not return the money he was paid
Star of Tanzania Diamond Platnumz he has shared the money he was paid for his show he did in Kenya.
Source: Facebook
How much is Diamond paid to perform?
The artist shared a long video explaining his lack of performance on stage at the Fun festival, which angered fans.
According to Diamond, he waited in his car for hours for his performance, but it never came.
“There was chaos near the stage, and I moved to a different area. The chaos spread in that part too.
Diamond said his manager called the organizers of the event to ask about his time to arrive on stage, but they kept postponing it.
“My supervisors eventually told me I couldn't work because of safety concerns.”
Diamond noted that he would never force himself to perform at the venue
“If you can't get me on stage at the agreed time, I will leave. I respect my craft.”
He denied the claim that he did not want to Willy Paul act in front of him.
“What does it mean? I was a star, meaning other artists performed before me.
I would be a fool to stop another artist from performing in front of me. He made up stories to gain sympathy and create beef. It is nonsense.”
Diamond revealed that he was paid KSh 19.4 million to perform and will not return the money.
“I'm not going to refund you because you broke the contract. It was to perform on the 7th, not the 8th.”
Kenyans had this to say:
Bienaimesol:
“Welcome to SolFest. We will have no chaos.”
Ogaobinna:
“I told you guys. There are three sides to every story.”
lucy_dresses:
“Maturity is when you understand that the whole situation does not affect you.”
hate_finesse:
“The thing is, you didn't work.”
What did Pastor T say about Kenyan music?
Other News, Pastor T took note of the discussion, encouraging Kenyans to embrace local artists.
The preacher said the same applies to the gospel industry, noting that foreign gospel ministers are often favored.
He also praised the celebrants for defending Willy. However, he noted that he is not against the musicians of Tanzania.
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