Johannesburg – Rapper and new club Cuba Lounge BLK part-owner AKA had to deal with business woes in full view of the public when a service provider called him out for allegedly not paying for his services.
The rapper has to post receipts and invoices on his timeline when a videographer going by the name @Supermandla tagged him and demanded payment for his work.
He claimed AKA had used a video he shot and put together to advertise his club, but when it was time to pay, AKA allegedly delegated the responsibility. That’s when he took to AKA’s timeline to ask for his money.
The rapper took it as attack on his brand as a public figure and explained he wasn’t going to pay him because he wasn’t the one who hired him. Aka implied that the guy who had hired the videographer “drank” the money meant to pay the people he hired.
“Cuba Lounge BLK and AKA have used my work to advertise they beautiful venue but the work hasn’t been paid for. 2020 such is still happening #PayForTheWorkiDid,” claimed the videographer.
To which the rapper replied: “The problem is that the person who was paid to pay you for your work came to the club and racked up a 19k bill. Good luck with that.”
The videographer, however, insisted he had been wronged and expected AKA, as co-owner of the place, to help him get his money.
He told his friends that was the reason he tagged the rapper, so he could help him get the money owed to him.
