Accra: Music executive D-Black has reacted to allegations levelled against him by RuffTown Records boss Bullet regarding Miss Forson, a budding musician. Earlier, Bullet alleged in an interview on Okay FM that D-Black went behind his back to woo Miss Forson away from RuffTown Records, claiming the approach was not purely motivated by music. "The first day I introduced Miss Forson, D-Black started messaging the girl. So, he took her from her label and ruined her career. The reason he was messaging her wasn't for music," Bullet had said.
According to Ghana Web, D-Black responded to a fan's query about the allegations by posting two sets of screenshots on social media, captioning them with a simple "Take a wild guess." The first screenshot showed messages from Miss Forson's Instagram account dated May 17, 2018, in which she reached out to D-Black first, greeting him, saying she had lost his number, and asking him to send it to her.
The second screenshot revealed a WhatsApp conversation from July 4, 2018, where D-Black appeared to advise Miss Forson not to heed what people were saying about Bullet. In the conversation, D-Black told her, "when ppl call u and say be careful of Bullet, what ppl say shouldn't matter to u. It's all about where ur heart is." These screenshots seemed to indicate that D-Black and Miss Forson had a cordial relationship prior to her association with Bullet and that discussions were already happening warning her about Bullet.
In a separate post, D-Black commented, "Ppl will stab u in the back n offer u bandage after." However, when asked for a direct response to Bullet's specific accusations, D-Black remained non-committal and chose not to provide a straightforward answer.