Willy Paul Denies Selling Music Catalogue for KSh 15 Million
Kenyan singer Willy Paul has strongly dismissed viral claims that he sold his music catalogue for KSh 15 million and used the money to buy a luxury Range Rover. The rumours, which spread widely on social media, suggested that the artist had cashed out on years of work in exchange..
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Kenyan singer Willy Paul has vehemently denied recent viral allegations that he sold his entire music catalog for KSh 15 million to fund the purchase of a luxurious Range Rover.
- Willy Paul clarified on his official Instagram page that he has never sold and will never sell his catalog.
- The artist used the denial to promote his upcoming song collaboration with Patelo and Diana Dee, set to release tomorrow at 10 AM.
- An artist's music catalog is considered one of their most valuable assets, generating long-term royalties.
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