Rayvanny blows 5 million on drinks after easy WCB exit

MAUREEN WARUINGE ENTERTAINMENT JOURNALIST

25 July 2022

• His time at WCB was described as drama-free, possibly a dig at others who have since left.

• Rayvanny is The NExt Level CEO.

Days after ditching his former record label WCB, singer Rayvanny dropped major cash on alcoholic drinks.

The singer was over the weekend partying hard and showed off his bill to his fans on Instagram,

Rayvanny was a surprise act at the Nandy Festival where he performed with other acts like Ali Kiba, Linah, Whozu, Dulla Makabila.

The next level Music CEO showed off a receipt having paid Tsh 5.8mil.

Rayvanny was sitting in the back of an SUV, holding the receipt wondering why he spent all that cash. "Millioni tano ya nin sasa?" he wrote.

Rayvanny has in the last few months said that he spends big money.

For his video with Zuchu on the song 'I miss you' the former WCB signee spent Tsh 100million to shoot the video. He burnt a fake house in the same video. See below;

Vanny boy has also bragged how he blew Tsh 50mil on shoes.

On July 12th, Vanny Boy left Wasafi Records, and details of his exit are now emerging.

His time at WCB was described as drama-free, possibly a dig at others who have since left. For instance, Rich Mavoko described Wasafi as taking advantage of him and exploiting the artiste.

Wasafi demanded that Rich Mavoko part with Tsh500 million (Ksh23 million) to be set free from his tough contract.

The matter even attracted the attention of the country's music regulatory body. Also Harmonize left contentiously, with Wasafi demanding he pays off his contract.

Harmonize officially quit Wasafi in August 2019 after complaining about the terms. He had signed a 15-year contract with Diamond’s label allowing the label to take 60 percent of revenue generated from his music.

The ‘Attitude’ hitmaker opted to terminate the contract just four years after he felt he was not getting value for his output. Harmonize was forced to pay Wasafi Ksh24 million to ditch the label prematurely.