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Luther Azameti, popularly known in music circles as Papi_5five, has admitted that the group 5five has disappointed its home, Adabraka.

In an interview with DJ Advicer on Happy FM’s Ayekoo After Drive, he admitted that with how the 5five group came up strongly representing Adabraka and with how they just went MIA from the scenes, it is only fair to say that they have disappointed the people of Adabraka.

Explaining why the 5five fame died, he stated that it was a little misunderstanding that built up between the group.

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“I think it was a little misunderstanding. Not like a fight, but when the contract ended with Bulldog in 2012 and we had to do it on our own, there were often misunderstanding; when we say let’s do this, Gino and Killi would say no, let’s do that.”

” I felt like this is how we’ve been doing it and it’s been working so why is it that if I say something now, it looks like I’m the bad person and I’m trying to be controlling ”, he questioned.

The Adabraka superstar continued by saying he came clear with the rest of the group on the fact that he is not sure they were ready to do music, hence, they should probably give it a little time and that is why the 5five group has been unheard of since.

Papi_5five further revealed that he was the brain behind the music group 5five.
According to him, Bulldog, whom he has known since age 13, was working on bringing him out as a solo artiste.

“Bulldog actually started working because of me. To bring me out”, he said.

However, after a recording session of one of his writings on which he featured Killi, his friends suggested that he work together with Killi, thus, he introduced him to Bulldog and that was the genesis of the music group 5five.

By: Maureen Dedei Quaye

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