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Penny Penny lambasts DJ Bushida Coffee for remixing his song

A not so impressed Penny Penny, real name Eric Kulani Giyani Nkovani, took to his social media to send a clear message for DJ Bushida Coffee to delete his song that he had remixed.

The singer affectionately known as the “Shangaan Disco King” expressed his disapproval of his song that has been remixed into a house music tune by DJ Bushida Coffee without his permission.

Sharing different posts on this matter that clearly touched him, the Zhirimini hitmaker made sure to send a clear message for the DJ not to mess up with him.

Papa Penny shared a video where he lambasted Bushida stating:

“Bushida Coffee, don’t play with my song Ai ka Mina, you did your own without my permission. Delete now.  I see now you are busy on TikTok of my song you never came to me, you never to talked to me, I’m still alive I’m not dead. If you don’t know how to compose leave my song alone. Detele it now, don’t play rubbish with me I’m not a young boy.”

He followed with a screen grabbed post containing the DJ’s social media account and captured it:

“Stop using my song before dyambu ripela mfana wa mina.”

X users formerly known as Twitter users, found humor in the Papa Penny Ahee reality TV star’s post, changing Bushida Coffee’s name to internationally recognised DJ Black Coffee.

They shared:

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