Veteran Nigerian singer, Gabriel Oche Amanyi, better known as Terry G has called out his colleagues for ignoring his messages after he reached out to them.
In a video shared on social media, the ‘Sangalow’ crooner revealed that he contacted some of his colleagues in the music industry, but they snubbed his messages.
Bemoaning the situation, Terry G recounted how he helped his colleagues and gave them hits when he was making waves and topping charts in the industry.
The 37-year-old singer said now that he needs their help to boost his career, they are all ignoring him. He then questioned if it’s when he passes away that he will be remembered.
He, however, didn’t disclose the identity of those that snubbed him.
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A while back, Terry G responded to the never-ending comparisons between him and his junior colleague, Portable.
It’s no news that Terry G has an eccentric personality which was evident in his dress sense, attitude and stage performance during his prime.
However, following Portable’s emergence to the limelight, there has been a subtle comparison between him and Terry G because he also has a crazy personality.
The discourse started again on Twitter after Portable’s recent clash with some police officers who attempted to arrest him in his bar on Tuesday, March 28.
Reacting to Portable’s angry response when the policemen stormed his bar, a tweep opined that he is crazier than Terry G, and stated that everyone who said the ‘Akpako master’ has a crazier personality owes Portable an apology.
“Those of you that compared Terry G’s madness to Portable should apologize right now!!!” the tweep wrote.
The tweet caught Terry G’s attention and he warned the Twitter user not to ever compare him with Portable. According to him, one should never compare an original to a photocopy.
“In this craze business please never you compare original to photocopy because una mind go dey soon”
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