Vile Inafaa: Outrage As Stivo Simple Boy Steals Song Idea From Popular Dancehall Star Nexxie Music

• Nexxie Music released his Vile Inafaa about three months ago(April 2024) and enjoyed substantial mileage with it on different music streaming platforms

• Stivo released his new song Vile Inafaa on Monday, July 29, and was received well by a multitude of Kenyans

Music lovers have launched a scathing attack against rapper Stivo Simple Boy after it emerged he may have lifted the idea for his new song Vile Inafaa from revered Dancehall artist Nexxie Music.

MGAHAWANI.com understands Stivo released his new song Vile Inafaa on Monday, July 29, and was received well by a multitude of Kenyans.

In his new song, the star poured out his heart as he expressed how much he will love this beautiful lady the right way, otherwise known as Vile Inafaa in Swahili.

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While many lauded the artist for such a wonderful hit song, a section of netizens had alternative sentiments.

Quite a number of music lovers listened to the song and scrutinised it deeply, unearthing Stivo’s deficiency in creativity.

A throng of Kenyans online called out Stivo for copying the name of his song from Nexxie Music who had dropped a song with the similar title a couple of months ago.

Many netizens mauled Stivo for stopping too low and stealing the title Vile Inafaa from Nexxie Music.

MGAHAWANI.com conducted a quick online research and discovered that indeed Stivo had copied the name for his new song from the Dancehall star.

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This publication learnt that Nexxie Music released his Vile Inafaa about three months ago and enjoyed substantial mileage with it on different music streaming platforms.

He went on to drop the Vile Inafaa Remix featuring Redsan a month later in a move that saw his brand skyrocket.

Vile Inafaa Remix by Nexxie Music featuring the legendary Redsan enjoyed massive success online with the official music video rolling at over 100,000 views on YouTube alone.

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Following the discovery, countless netizens including Stivo’s own fans called him out for being a copycat.

Quite a number urged him to stick to clout chasing and let go of music since he lacks talent and most importantly, creativity.

MGAHAWANI.com reached out to Nexxie Music for a comment on the issue but our calls went unanswered.