Popular promoter Dogg DBN sends a stern warning to artists

Lindo "Dogg DBN" Buthelezi has sent out a stern warning about a promoter from Stanger who keeps exploiting artists using his name.

The popular event's promoter took to his social pages on Tuesday 

"To all artists and promoters around SA kindly note that this brother is a scammer and a thief. He pretends to be working with artists takes their money and runs."

Speaking to TshisaLive Dogg DBN expressed his disappointment about the situation. He said everybody wants money, but can't use bad ways to get it. 

"It's a brother I trusted and had ambitions with, some of the work he did would leave you with nothing but praise for him. I discoveredthere are artists complaining about him demanding their money before they could work with him. It's disappointing, and I regret adding him to the promoter WhatsApp group."

TshisaLive has seen text messages believed to be sent from DJ Givit to Dogg DBN, explaining himself and describing the whole incident as a mistake.

The text reads: "I wanted to say something in the WhatsApp group, but I noticed I'm no longer a part of it. I just wanted to apologise to the gents and fix things with the public figures who still have issues. I helped so many guys in the group and have been transparent with them ever since you started.

"I'm going to fix this and make things right namajita, sorry for a long text I also wanted to vent out, that as much as I made a mistake at the end, I have helped a lot of people without any benefits, which was the purpose of the group."

DJ Givit told TshisaLive that the situation is a mistake. "I'm still reaching out to Dogg to clear my name because it's a mistake."

When asked what his mistake was, he refused to elaborate.