Famous musician Kgaogelo “Master KG” Moagi and his company Open Mic Productions have responded to a summons alleging copyright infringement. According to lawsuit records filed at the Pretoria high court and obtained by media outlets last month, Jerusalem was created by musicians Presley Lebogang “Biblos” Ledwaba and Ntimela Chris “Charmza the DJ” Chauke. According to the story, Master KG also used a spell to call upon Charmza. The DJ invited Nomcebo Zikode and himself into his studio to work on a new song together, but they wound up recording Jerusalem instead.

 

 

 

 

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Allegedly, the singer had subsequently performed the song and profited from it, in direct opposition to the wishes of Biblos and Charmza. DJs’ legal protections. When told about the summons, Master KG claimed his accusers were uneducated. “They don’t understand the meaning of the word “f**oll,” therefore they can’t even spell my name correctly. I would like to know how the case turns out if there is one.

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Open Mic Productions has also refuted the charges, branding them “defamatory and vexatious.” It is inappropriate to publish as truth claims that have not been established in court. Open Mic thinks it’s best to wait until Biblos and DJ Charmza have their day in court and can disprove any claims the two make from the witness stand before taking any action.

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Nomcebo was out of the country at the time this article was published and hence unable to comment. The law firm of Adams & Adams Attorneys alleged that Master KG and Open Mic stole its clients’ thunder by cashing in on the song’s fame and wanted payment. Our customers demand credit for their creative input on the song and the recording, as well as a cut of the earnings.

In a damaging attack on Master KG, Nomcebo Zikode claims, “I never got a cent for Jerusalema.”

The song’s genuine authors and main collaborators, without whom it would not even exist, were mercilessly shut out of the compensation chain from the beginning, and their work is still not recognized as creative contributions to Jerusalem. Master KG, Open Mic, and its distributors have squandered their profits.