‘I’VE COME TO MY SENSES’ BIEN APOLOGISES TO OTILE BROWN

Popular singer Bien Baraza has apologised to musician Otile Brown, days after dissing him. 

While promoting his new music video for Wahala, Bien wrote, “I’ve come to my senses. I have no business beefing with a hard working brother. I’d like to apologise for anything offensive I’ve said or done to diminish your art.”

In a recent social media post, Otile publicly declared that he is richer than most Kenyan artistes, “Tatizo sifanyi mziki wa sifa. If I was kissing like y’all do in the game I could be way far. I don’t even be pressing and still richer and got more number than you. Ninjas be politicking high jerking foreign artist when they land and even telling them not to work with so and so na ndio bado wako njaa. All those years who doesn’t know you’re the biggest hater in the game bamboo subiri wasani wageni waje ukawapokee lol,” he said.

Speaking in an interview, Bien addressed Otile’s comments, suggesting that he is struggling to produce hit singles. “He is not on my level so I can’t start talking about such things, he has already exposed himself. I hope he is planning to release a song and you know for him, he has to clout chase for his song to hit. Otile should not be speaking about anything. He recently released an album and it failed. Have you ever seen someone releasing an album not even one song trended? I will pray for him,” Bien stated.

Bien also said he is well paid and richer than him because of his diverse business ventures. “When it comes to making money, he charges low because he performs with a playback while I use a full band. I have businesses, I have a nightclub, a record label, a festival, and publishing companies. Otile has not built anything while I have been doing this for 10 years. I feel bad for him that he has no hit single. I am his fan, though he does not like me,” Bien concluded.