“How Kwam 1 Slept With My Girlfriend In Paris”- Former Drummer, Kunle Ayanlowo [Video]

Drummer Kunle Ayanlowo has slammed his former boss, Fuji Maestro King Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as Kwam 1 or K1 De Ultimate.

This follows Ayanlowo’s desperate plea for assistance, alleging that Kwam 1 and his associates have been making threats against his life.

Having dedicated 32 years of service to K1 De Ultimate, Ayanlowo had previously voiced concerns about the treatment of staff by the Fuji icon, likening it to slavery.

Despite the lengthy period he spent with Kwam 1, the drummer lamented minimal personal accomplishments during his time with the artist.

In response to Ayanlowo’s claims, K1 De Ultimate released a diss track refuting allegations of Ayanlowo’s commitment during their collaboration.

He also issued a stern warning, asserting that whether Ayanlowo stays or leaves, it will not hinder his musical career nor tarnish his legacy.

Kwam 1 claimed that Ayanlowo previously left and return to his band, suggesting that if he were a poor boss, Ayanlowo would not have rejoined.

In a new video, Ayanlowo has extended his criticism beyond professional grievances, accusing Kwam 1 of displaying arrogance and lacking respect for society.

The drummer warned his former boss against crossing him, recounting an incident where Kwam 1 allegedly slept with his girlfriend in Paris.

Ayanlowo refuted Kwam 1’s claim that he couldn’t read or write English, questioning how he could communicate with non-Yoruba speakers.

Speaking in Yoruba, Ayanlowo said, “That fo*lish Mayegun said I can’t read or write English. If it is true, how do I communicate with the white people? You better change your ways before it is too late.

“I sponsored my woman to travel down and be with me. You met with her in Paris and started sleeping with her. There is nothing you can’t sleep with. Don’t mess with me, This is just a warning!”

Watch the video below:

KanyiDaily recalls that Kwam 1 had previously denied having sexual affair with Olori Badirat Ajoke, one of the wives of the late Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III.