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Tyler ICU reveals issue with song Mnike has been resolved

South African singer and DJ Tyler ICU says the issue with his hit song Mnike and its producers has been resolved.

The amapiano musician was called out for allegedly not paying producers Ceeka RSA and Nandipha808 for their contribution to the viral song, Mnike, The South African reported. 

Ceeka RSA told the publication mentioned above that they “tried reaching out to Tyler ICU, but he mized us. He was too busy for us.”

Controversial blogger Musa Khawula also dragged the musician and revealed that Nandipha808 and Ceeka RSA are demanding royalties from Tyler.

According to reports, Tyler is allegedly not giving the producers any credit for the song. This resulted in the amapiano artist getting dragged all over Twitter. 

In a now-deleted tweet, Tyler ICU claimed the accusations were false and that the issue has been resolved.

“So no one is saying anything about Mnike issue being resolved on @MusaKhaluwa space? He even deleted post about the false allegations being made about me. The song is mine & Tumelo including @DjMaphorisa @nandipha808 @Ceekarsa @tyronedee_.”

Many people flooded the musician’s comments section with words of encouragement:

One fan wrote: “Leave this thing bru, the kids were just [envious], they’ll learn the ropes with time. For now let’s rock, can’t wait to see you in Rustenburg.”

Another said: “I believe in u no matter what.”

“With success comes noise, we’ve mastered the art of blocking out the noise long ago,” wrote a social media user.

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