Flex Rabanyan on his career being ‘sabotaged’: ‘Vuzu Hustle did me dirty’

Season 2 of Vuzu’s The Hustle winner, rapper Flex Rabanyan, has lifted the lid on his career and financial woes. 

Taking to Twitter on Monday, Flex alleged that M-Net and African Star Communications had wrecked his music career.

“After I won Vuzu HustIe I was given a “management” deal. I was told to update my bookings email on all social media. There was a lady at African Star Communications (Justine) who was instructed to ignore all bookings (effectively blocking me from income). I found out,” he wrote.

The rapper who has been open about being in debt said he had been “miserable” since winning the competition in 2017.

“For the longest I had to pretend I was OK with my career and passion being taken away, I won’t lie though that thing crushed me from deep inside my soul. I’ve been such a miserable person since Vuzu Hustle did me dirty.”

Flex alluded that there was more than he was airing,  saying he would spill all the beans on a podcast.

“After I get on the podcast and speak, the South African music industry will shake. I might also be a target for assassination afterwards but it’s OK. It’s better than feeling like I let down 2-million people. I feel like SA Hip Hop is dead coz of me.”

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, African Star Communications CEO, Farah Fortune vehemently denied Flex Rabanyan's  and said she had escalated the matter to her legal authorities.

TshisaLIVE attempted to get a comment from M-net with no resort but this article will be updated as soon as we receive an official statement from the channel.

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