Guys like Bob Masua, Rigo Makengo and Jimmy Mukelenge used to attack him often in interviews about those connections and said that they are on the same level. Adding that JPS impress those artists by letting them drive lambo's, eating in expensive restaurants, etc. which was part true. Giving them a huge amount of money and letting them signs contract without reading it, discovering then months later that they won't receive royalties because they accepted to give all their rights to JPS lol hahahahahahahaha.
@mvulusi96Why the regret?
Quote from: Wenge1995 on April 03, 2019, 05:10@mvulusi96Why the regret?I was doing everything for free and took alot of risk. He lost he business because of that and received alot of summons(I don't if I translated well). Espcially for Werrason's arrival in Paris in 1999 which created alot of havoc in Paris with the police not knowing what was going on and Mbentenge having to pay alot of money for disturbing public order. Then also for Werrason's arrival in Paris back in 2000 before Bercy, he then also rented then also a horse with his own money and many other things which created alot of financial problems. Thinking then that Werrason would pay him some money after it as reward which didn't happen. That's also why he decided to support Adolphe Dominguez back in 2000, but he returned to the Maison Mere-camp, because they needed him for the Double Zenith-event. I knew alot of secrets and was very important. That's also why he became a combattant, like many other people who used to support musicians and became broke which created some jealousy and anger. Seeing those leaders that building villa's and them having nothing and the same leaders they supported, don't receiving them at home in Kinshasa and sometimes even humilating them while they took alot of risks. That were one of the reasons why the succes of Congo-Music in Paris and Brussels started to slow down in 2002, because influent people started to stop supporting them, being dissapointed and some also started to get arrested for some business.