Carter Efe and Sydney Talker tried to buy me off Machala with N100k – Berri Tiga

Nigerian singer, Berri Tiga has yet again called out comedian cum singer, Carter Efe claiming that he tried to buy his silence.

He said that Carter Efe and skit-maker, Sydney Talker tried to pay him off the hit song, Machala which they recorded together.

Berri alleged that both of them offered to pay him N100,000 to leave Machala for Carter after he had earlier revealed that he wrote and sang the song from the beginning to the end.

He lamented over how the comic act does not carry him along and fails to also post him on Instagram.

In a new video posted on social media, the musician explained how Sydney and Carter called and made him the N100k offer, but he found it insulting.

He said that the skit maker offered him 95/5 percent returns on the song, but he renegotiated 70% and 30% royalties.

According to Berri Tiga, his management contacted him after finding out the issue he was having with Carter and they tried to negotiate again.

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“Sydney Talker and Carter Efe offered to pay me off for Machala with 100k”

– Berri Tiga pic.twitter.com/DlMNm5ofja

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Meanwhile, CorrectNG reported earlier that Tiga called out content creator cum skit-maker, Carter Efe for allegedly taking credit for the hit song, Machala.

He went on Instagram live to claim that he deserves the accolades and credit that the comic act is enjoying for the song.

Carter released Machala featuring Tiga, on the 29th of July, and it debuted at the 14th position of 50 on the afrobeat charts, alongside songs by top stars like Burna Boy, Davido, Rema and his idol Wizkid.

In the IG session, Berri Tiga said that he wrote the song from beginning to the end and even sang every single verse and chorus.

He made the revelation when some fans asked him if he is the person that produced the massive song.

According to him, he is 100% responsible for writing Machala lyrics and singing the entire song. Tiga went further to say that he doesn’t know why the song was taken down from all streaming platforms.

He said: “I effing sang Machala. I wrote and I sang Machala 100% bro. I wrote Machala, I sang Machala from the beginning to the end.”