- DJ Azonto, Ghana’s Amapiano king, is upset with Naira Marley for using “Attassa.”
- Naira Marley tweeted “Ataasaa” to promote his song “Dangerous.”
- DJ Azonto claims he is the originator of “Attassa” and other hits like “Fa No Fom” and “Alla Woyo.”
- Warned Marley and fans that using the phrase without consent is illegal.
- DJ Azonto is actively promoting his own song titled “Attassa.”
Ghanaian Amapiano sensation DJ Azonto has publicly expressed his frustration at Nigerian musician Naira Marley for using the term “Attassa” to hype his upcoming single, “Dangerous.”
The Nigerian star teased his fans on X (formerly Twitter) with a simple “Ataasaa”, but DJ Azonto, who considers himself the creator of the phrase, was not amused.
In an exclusive chat, the hitmaker behind “Fa No Fom” emphasized that “Attassa” is part of his intellectual property and brand, alongside other street hits like “Alla Woyo” and “Azonto A Confirmie.” He warned Marley and his followers against using the term without authorization, describing it as illegal and unlawful.
DJ Azonto is currently promoting his own latest track, also titled “Attassa,” and insists on protecting the originality and ownership of his signature phrases.
