The singer-songwriter felt there were some personal issues with the song, which is why it ended up only featuring one artist.
Brilliant Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer, Chukwuka Ekweanipopularly known as jkaigave reasons for quitting BNXN (Pogo) And See vibes From his record “Hallelujah”.
Magicsticks produced the collaboration with the rapper Blaqbonez There is no doubt that it is one of the most exciting collaborations released in 2023, and it recently became the number one song on Apple Music Nigeria, but apparently, the song should have had more features.
Through social media, the singer-songwriter and instrumentalist explained that he had to remove BNXN’s verse from the song because he (BNXN) asked to be excused from the song after hearing Blaqbonez’s verse in the song.
CKay went on to say that Seyi Vibez’s vocal act was also unofficial because his team failed to clear the song. According to CKay, Seyi Vibez’s verses on the song may have been very personal, hence the reason why they are not explicit.
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The “Love Nwantiti” singer went on to explain that said verse may not be released at all. he wrote:
The bnxn version of HALLELUJAH may never appear. He asked to be excused from the song when he heard the Blackbones poem and I simply granted his wish. The copy of seyi vibez may never appear because his team didn’t wipe it. Maybe the verse was too personal… Maybe it was too deep… I totally respect it. But at the end of the day, Hallelujah represents my journey from the trenches to where I am today. @blaqbonez is a real bro and we share a lot of what many of you might think, but that’s a story for another day…
The bnxn version of HALLELUJAH may never appear. He asked to be excused from the song when he heard the Blackbones poem and I simply granted his wish. The copy of seyi vibez may never appear because his team didn’t wipe it. Perhaps the verse was too personal… perhaps
– 𝙗𝙛 💋 (@ckay_yo) June 15, 2023
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