High Court dismisses Mantse Aryeequaye’s case against Obrafour & Hammer

Emmanuel Ghansah 15th February 2024

1 minute read

Da'Hammer & Obrafour's Court Case Dismissed, GHS 10,000 Fine Imposed on Mantse - Full Details HERE! — Photo Credit: Hammer, Obrafour, Mantse - fb

The recent court case involving Ghanaian rapper Obrafour and music producer Da’ Hammer, initiated by Mantse Aryeequaye, the visionary behind the renowned Chalewote Street Art Festival, has taken an unexpected turn.

The High Court has dismissed the case, citing a breach of court rules. As a result, Mantse has been fined GHS 10,000.

The legal dispute stemmed from allegations that Obrafour and Da’ve’ Hammer claimed exclusive ownership of the iconic phrase ‘killer cut blood,’ featured in Obrafour’s hit single ‘Oye Ohene Remix.’

Mantse Aryeequaye contested this claim, asserting his intellectual property rights over the adlib.

@ghanamusic
Drake has used a sample of Mantse’s voice off Obrafour’s Oye Ohene Remix for his song Falling Back. #ghanatiktok🇬🇭 #tiktokghana🇬🇭 #fypシ゚viral #ghanamusic #obrafour #hiplife
♬ original sound – Ghana Music

The court’s decision to dismiss the case and impose fines underscores the complexities of intellectual property disputes within the Ghanaian music industry.

THANK YOU for constantly reading stories on Ghana Music. Kindly like, follow, comment and SHARE stories on all social media platforms for more entertaining updates! Do you have content that you want featured on Ghana Music? Reach out to us via Email at info@ghanamusic.com or on WhatsApp on 055 979 9767. #GhanaMusic