Ghanaian afrobeat and highlife sensation Kuami Eugene has opened up about the real state of his past relationship with fellow Lynx Entertainment artiste, KiDi. Contrary to the image many fans held of a close musical brotherhood, the “Angela” hitmaker revealed that things weren’t always as smooth between them as people believed.
In an honest conversation with media personality Doreen Avio, Kuami admitted that while their early years at Lynx were filled with excitement and shared dreams, the reality behind the scenes was far more complicated. As they grew in fame and experience, their opposing personalities began to clash.
Kuami reflected on how their dynamic shifted over time, explaining that while they started off closely knit under the same roof at the Lynx residence, they eventually grew apart—both emotionally and physically. The tension escalated to a point where they reportedly went long stretches without even speaking, despite being labelmates.
He attributed much of the disconnect to their contrasting temperaments and career choices. While he strived to maintain humility, he also learned that being too quiet in the industry could lead to a lack of respect. That lesson, he said, influenced how he navigated relationships within the music scene.
Both artistes eventually left the Lynx residence and pursued their work individually, each setting up studios in their separate homes. This shift further reduced their interaction, with the two only crossing paths during major shows or overseas events.
Despite the strain, Kuami didn’t dismiss the valuable memories they created during their time at Lynx. He acknowledged that their shared journey taught him not just about music and stardom, but also about the realities of navigating friendships in a competitive industry.
The revelation has sparked strong reactions online, with fans reminiscing about the powerful chemistry the duo once had—and wondering whether a future collaboration could be in the cards.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
