Keche Joshua has expressed his apologies to King Paluta for the disrespectful remarks made in a viral video regarding King Paluta’s lack of promotion for their song “My Father” and his absence from the music video shoot.
During an interview on Hitz FM, Joshua acknowledged that his criticism of King Paluta was excessive and conveyed remorse for his choice of words and the tone he adopted.
In essence, Keche Joshua emphasized that he holds no animosity towards King Paluta and conveyed regret for the severe language he used in the video, explaining that his behaviour stemmed from feelings of anger and frustration.
“I have no problem with King Paluta. He’s my brother…People have pointed out that I used some words in the video I shared.
“I was angry, that is why I used those words. I’m so sorry about it. I don’t want this to lead to any hate between Keche’s fans and King Paluta’s fans. I’m so sorry about the words I used. I have no bad blood with King Paluta or his management,” he said.
Keche Joshua explained that his frustration stemmed from King Paluta’s lack of promotion for their collaborative song.
He noted that while King Paluta has actively supported other artistes, including Eno Barony, he did not put the same effort into promoting their joint project.
“The thing is that we collaborated with him. The song belongs to both of us. He can perform the song anywhere. So if I collaborate with him, I expect him to at least put some energy into it.
The energy that he put into supporting other artistes and promoting Eno Barony—we wanted him to put the same energy into promoting the song that he put his voice in.
But as he wasn’t promoting the song, it looked as if he didn’t want to do any song with us in the first place. That’s what we felt,” Joshua stated.
He also noted that they did not compensate King Paluta for the collaboration; however, they have arranged to provide him with royalties based on the song’s digital streaming success and popularity. Joshua stated that Paluta is free to perform the song at any venue.
Additionally, Joshua mentioned that if Paluta decides to participate in the music video at any point, he and his partner Andrew would be eager to film it with him.
“I spoke to the manager but was informed that King Paluta is in the UK right now. But I was told to talk to somebody to get his size and everything. So the arrangement is there; when King Paluta is ready to shoot, I will be happy,” he said.
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