It's been barely a month after he ditched Dreamland Records, a move that brought drama to him, when a video vixen exposed his inability to pay his employees. I guess that is what is called 'kusota'.
For the first time, Otile brown who now has a new hit dubbed Kistaarabu has spoken to Mpasho about this video vixen identified by the name Soila Cole. According to Soila, Otile called her to appear in his song Yule Mbaya and after the job, she was never paid.
Soila obstinately asked for her money and even sent him a screenshot of a story done about the Alivyonipenda hit maker;
She told Mpasho;
"So last Friday otile brown calls me for a video shoot… during the shoot I noticed he is being fishy when the production guys tell him to fuel the cars so as to go to the next location… he starts making calls.. so I tell him I need my cash before we go to the other scene then he started with the all nitakutumia stuff so I didn’t even finish the shoot I walked out and left and asked him to pay me for wasting my time which he hasn’t"
Otile Brown has come out to clear the air saying that Soila was only standing in for another video vixen and after the said girl arrived, he had to let Soila go.
"Huyo dem yuko kwenye hiyo video, ndiye alitakiwa awe kwenye hiyo video lakini ilipofika hiyo time akawa hashiki simu. Director akawa anajua Soila akampigia jus for back up. Soila aliofika set tu hivi ma huyo mwingine akaingia."
He continued to say;
"Nilimuambia since huyu amekuja, acha tu afanye and let me give you a part...Akakataa...It is very shady, sijui ni socialite ama ni nani alafu analilia 5 thousand...."
Here is the exclusive interview Otile had with Mpasho;
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