The business partnership between content creators VJ Patello and Mad G has collapsed dramatically, with VJ Patelo publicly accusing his long-time friend of “snitching.” The accusation ignited a major social media fallout, permanently severing the relationship.
The explosive allegation came just one day after Mad G had publicly distanced himself from the ongoing rivalry, or “beef,” between VJ Patelo and fellow artist Gwaash.
The escalating drama stemmed from the Patelo-Gwaash feud. Mad G’s decision to maintain neutrality appears to have immediately resulted in the loss of his close friendship with Patelo. Patelo claims that Mad G disclosed private information.
When asked about the ongoing rivalry, Mad G attempted to step away, stating: “Hapo mi siko hio ni mambo yao, me pia niko na mambo yangu.”
However, Patelo viewed this attempt at neutrality as a profound act of betrayal. Patelo publicly lashed out, linking Mad G’s career success to his association.
“You call yourself a loyalist, yet you are a snitch… If it weren’t for using Patelo’s name, you would be nowhere. You were even attending interviews and shows, taking opportunities because you sang ‘Romeo na Juliet’ (a song Mad G created for Patelo’s wedding). I gave you 24 hours to remove that song on your platforms, you dog.”
VJ Patelo and Mad G were not just friends; they were central figures in the trio known as Wakudumu Tutadumu, famed for hit tracks like ‘Heavyweight’. This unexpected rift has immediate implications for the entire group’s future.
The future of all unreleased collaborative content is now uncertain as the split raises serious questions about the professional and personal viability of the Wakudumu trio as a unit.
Mad G has recently been pursuing a successful solo career, releasing popular tracks such as ‘Top Shotta’, ‘Style Gani’, and ‘Shake That Thing’.
