Zinoleesky Accuses Seyi Vibez Of Having An ‘Audio House’

The ongoing feud between Zinoleesky and Seyi Vibez continues to escalate as Zinoleesky alleges that Seyi Vibez’s claims of being an independent artiste are false, suggesting that his supposed luxury house is nothing more than a facade.

In a series of Instagram story posts, Zinoleesky accuses Seyi Vibez of lying about being an independent artiste in order to garner sympathy.

He reveals that Seyi Vibez actually signed a distribution deal with Dvpper Music and a publishing deal with Mr Eazi’s empawa.

Referring to Seyi Vibez’s recently acquired luxury house, Zinoleesky dismisses it as an ‘audio house’, implying that it is not a genuine property.

He challenged Seyi Vibez to be truthful and requests that Dvpper Music provide him with advance funds to furnish his alleged audio house.

“Be factual. You are signed distribrution to Dapper and Published by Mr Eazi at empawa.

"Respect your oga. Tell Dapper to give you advance money to buy interior for your audio house.

“Seyike go back 2 ur normal style.. then come and talk to me.

“Lying about being independent. Dey find pity up and down,” Zinoleesky wrote.

The origin of their beef started when Seyi Vibez dropped two new songs, ‘Hat-Trick’ and ‘Amdallah’, on May 29.

Shortly after, Zinoleesky took to his Instagram story, asking his followers if he should post a music snippet.

“Just waking up, what’s happening? My people, should I scatter everywhere?

"Should I post this snippet? Let me post this snippet.”

Although Zinoleesky did not mention any names, and there is no clear indication that his post was directed at Seyi Vibez, it sparked a response from the latter.

Seyi Vibez, in his own Instagram story, indirectly threw shade at Zinoleesky, clarifying that he never discouraged any artiste from dropping their music snippets.

He further emphasized his independence and suggested that Zinoleesky should continue releasing music under his record label.

“I didn’t say y’all shouldn’t drop Snippet, I’ve got a lot of songs, no competition.

"You can even drop for your Record Label. I’m independent,” Seyi Vibez said in the video.