Author Topic: FALLY IN ALL HONESTY ABOUT HIS FEUD WITH DAVID MONSOH  (Read 11772 times)

archos #15 on: December 26, 2016, 23:50

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 it was late ladi luya who gave fally the mise en disponibilite idea when fally was consulting him with the likes of agazul and co as he wanted a soft way to leave,the real revenge of droit chemin i think was not to make koffi sing at all(proof is coincidentally this year for the first time they are talking to each other again seriously boom both reveal indirectly that they are working on something together)

Jdog #16 on: December 27, 2016, 00:57

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Lol there was a awakrd  silence when the picture o Fally and David came up. Fally  has to give credit  to David Monsoh because he opened a lot of doors for Fally. And why didn't the collabs with JB and Ferre not work out and didn't he atleast want Mignon Abrham in the past. And David do Djino dirty by just ignoring him once he started to officially get Heritier. To me Arafats idol seems to be Bill not Lil Wayne. And if David Monaoh really touched him like that Arafat should've knocked him out cause that's gay.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

Jdog #17 on: December 27, 2016, 01:04

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Don't deal with fags, in Life like in the music.
No man you could make money with anyone, unless they've dne something like kill someone close to you or have some issues like being non-reliable then doing business with that person themselves shouldn't be a problem regardless of their race, sexual orentation etc.
Or moto asala le monde eza yo Nzambe tata, Kita okata po mokili trop matata, kata- Fally Ipupa

archos #18 on: December 27, 2016, 01:13

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arafat himself said the artist he admires the most is lil wayne then bill in africa
yes of course he had to give him credit but its always a bit of 50 50 just like when the same fally was in latino koffi gave him stardom he gave back to koffi loyalty hard work and relieved koffi a lot in that almost second leader role
it seems in bcbg monsoh's target was fudji which he saw as the most complete of that generation of 2nd PPU but fudji was not interested as he wanted to prove himself in group a lot before leaving one day
about djino i believe its more djino who went towards monsoh than the other way round as in that mpunda tour they could talk to him and the way things went kind of confirm it even before heritier releasing retirada monsoh did not put same level of energy as usual and recently i heard djino himself say in interview that one of the big reasons of their fallout is that  monsoh wanted him to sacrifice his mother

Toolz #19 on: December 27, 2016, 04:39

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Mvulusi, there is a saying in my place that goes thus : " a bad child has his days too ". However seemingly bad someone is, there is always a good side to such a person. David Monsoh is an artiste manager/music producer/promoter and what have you.  He knows all the pros and cons of the music industry and production.  He is a strategist- he knows what will work for A or B after studying the realities surrounding all the people he has worked with and that is what he uses to poach musicians to his camp.  He is good at his job, it is just that his personal demons invariably got a better part of him. And that has overshadowed his positive side.

Toolz #20 on: December 27, 2016, 04:52

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Jdog,money is not everything. One has got to be careful.  You don't have to wait till someone does something sinister to someone close to you  before you will know that you have to run or see that you can't have any dealings with such a person.  We don't have to become victims before we learn.  We can learn from others' past mistakes too.