Crayon Slams Former Label Boss Don Jazzy in Series of Deleted Posts, Vows to Bring Down Mavin Records

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Nigerian singer and songwriter Crayon has publicly criticized his former label boss Don Jazzy and Mavin Records in a series of posts shared on social media.

Crayon, who was signed to Mavin Records in 2019, made the allegations in several tweets that were later deleted.

In the posts, the singer accused Don Jazzy of owing him unpaid royalties and claimed the music executive had collected large sums of money without giving him any share.

He also made a shocking allegation, blaming the music executive for the death of his mother and accusing the label of trying to harm him through delayed payments.

The singer further stated that he intended to expose the label and vowed to bring it down.

The posts quickly drew attention online before they were deleted, sparking reactions among fans and followers of both artists.

Una collected 200 million dollars, no give me shishi!!
Una wan use delay payment kill me.
My eye red!!
My mama died because of una!!
Heads go roll!
Don Jazzy na my boy!! Una dey mad!
God go punish all una mama and una papa me.
Tega highest criminal!
Ojo dey para!!
Mavin is going down!!
Vaeclar, stop calling my phone, you cray!!”.