Although it is not yet known exactly why. share it The Hungarian rapper mentions Mentesa's work, but what he added was very brief and eloquent:
I've seen a lot of crap but this…
The post was still quite new when our article was written, but there are already quite a few comments under it. Some of the comments suggest that the song Majka shared bears a strong resemblance to Dish's new work, which she collaborated on with Young Fly and Azharia.
The chorus
the Pannonia The track actually has a similar vibe, though it differs from Mentessa's song in its subject matter. Its arrangement is also light, but somewhere in the middle of the road. Mama Mia And my gut someone i used to know Between his songs. However, the chorus makes it clear that the central inspiration was the track Mentissa, the title of which is remembered.
With this level of similarity, it is very likely that the usage rights were purchased from the Belgian singer, as there is a similarity in the lyrics and melody. Otherwise, the performers would face lawsuits and serious fines.
It's not yet known what exactly Majka meant by the “shameless” comment in the post. The rapper has certainly been dusting off the post in the past few days. Pannonia With Al-Azhar who contributed to the song because the singer criticized him.
Most commentators quickly linked the current post to the conflict between the speakers, and the army of commentators was divided into several camps. Many people take it as a joke, others criticize the song of Dish for imitating it, but many criticize Majka, and some criticize the status of the former artist Depeche Mode Issa personallyHis review has also been cited as a counter-example.
