Kenyan rapper KayCyy, currently blowing up in the US, is airing out his frustrations on not being mentioned as a feature on Travis Scott’s new album, Utopia. Utopia was released last week and is anticipated to put Travis Scott on the Billboard Charts.
KayCyy whose government name is Mark Mbogo took to his Twitter to address not being mentioned as a feature when the album was released on streaming services. He gave his response after other Twitter users asked him why he was not mentioned yet he played a major role in the song Thank God.
Y’all keep sending me these messages. Y’all know what I do. I’m not a background singer. F*** Trav!
Thank God was originally a Kanye West song that was part of his 2021, Donda album. Ye is credited as the producer and Stormi, Travis Scott’s daughter with Kylie is also on the song as background vocals. KayCyy handles the entire chorus and is a co-writer.
Goodbyes, that’s life. Fun times for life. For life, from down my eyes. Thank God I’m free tonight. KayCyy spits this chorus on the song.
The album is full of other celebrated and talented artists who were originally not mentioned when the album dropped but were added earlier this week on the streaming services. Stars like Beyoncé, Drake, Future, Sza, 21 Savage and The Weeknd.
Read also: Travis Scott performance in Egypt gets cancelled.
KayCyy has come out to warn his fans that he would be releasing great hits soon this coming fall. Prior to this, the Kenyan rapper had shown support to Travis and his new album on his Twitter and Instagram.
Travis Scott is set to perform in Rome next week Monday as his first performance for his album. This comes after his show in Egypt got cancelled due to issues that were raised regarding the Arabic culture and his performance.
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