Mr. Drew didn't give me credit, even though I wrote 80% of his popular song "Case" - Kuami Eugene

Kuami Eugene expressed his dissatisfaction at not receiving credit for his important contribution to the song's production in an interview with Ghanaian vlogger Naana Donkor Arthur, who is living in the United States.

Including the hook and a portion of the second stanza, Kuami Eugene claims to have written around 80% of the song.

Since he cannot sing all the songs in the world, Eugene frequently makes songs for other people. He claims to have a gift for songwriting.

I contributed to the hook and a portion of the second stanza of "Mr. Drew's song, Case." I probably wrote 80% of that tune. In reality, before he arrived to record the song, he heard the hook and sang it back because everything else was already finished. So I also write for other musicians," he admitted in an interview with Naana Donkor Arthur.

It's awful that I have to utilize this channel to urge Mr. Drew to take the necessary action because the music is doing well. That hook really works. Because I wrote the song with wish me well in mind, it would have been a hit song even if I had only performed it by myself.

Kuami Eugene also stated his support for the idea of talents in the entertainment sector needing to be recognized.

He is a sibling. I hope we could offer respect and credit where credit is due in the industry so that we could all advance personally, he said.

"When I was in America, all I ever heard him say was, 'Bro, the song, make we drop. The second person who was present when we recorded the song texted me later to let me know Drew had dropped the song. At the time he texted to ask if we should drop the song, I was asleep due to the time difference and when I woke up, he hadn't notified my management or anything. I texted him (Drew) to ask and he left me on read," he added.

"Case", is a catchy melody in which Mr Drew alongside Sista Afia, and Strongman joined forces together to ensure it was successfully delivered.