Guyanese are rallying behind Annada Anthon’s latest release, “TIP REMIX,” which has garnered over 280,000 views on Facebook within just 24 hours of its debut. This track showcases a different style of music that resonates with the Guyanese populace, marking a significant moment in the local music scene.
This isn’t Annada’s first hit; her earlier song, “Scrape and Dip,” also made waves on TikTok, amassing an impressive 346,000 views. “TIP REMIX” features a surprising collaboration with renowned artist Ayetian, adding to the excitement surrounding the release.
However, the launch has not been without controversy. Popular breakout artist Lola Doll accused Annada of stealing her lyrics. In a fiery social media post, Lola expressed her frustration, stating:
“I hate when other artists steal people’s flow and words. Why can’t people be creative and come up with their own thing? This song, me and CKUSH have been in the studio for weeks putting together, only to hear another GT wanna-be stealing lines and flow. The only way you will win in this life is by being yourself—just a bunch of copycats. Now I got to release this song because I’ve been giving hints to my fans! Someone stole the words, and now I can’t release it with the video.”
Lola’s comments have sparked a widespread debate within the music community, highlighting issues of originality and collaboration among local artists.
Despite the controversy, Annada Anthon’s “TIP REMIX” is making waves, capturing the attention of fans and igniting discussions about creativity in the industry. As the situation unfolds, many are eager to see how both artists navigate this heated debate.
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