Ghanaian Hiplife veteran Tinny has responded strongly to accusations made by artiste King Jerry, who alleged that Tinny was responsible for the breakdown of his relationship with his manager.

King Jerry claimed in a recent interview that Tinny interfered in his career, leading to his split from management and leaving him without a record label. He further insisted that Tinny deliberately sabotaged his progress.

Tinny maintained that the allegations of sabotage are unfounded, stressing that he has no motive to damage the career of any artiste he has supported.

However, Tinny has dismissed these claims, describing them as false and misleading. Speaking on Hot FM’s Hot Weekend Jam with DJ Lord Dash, he explained that he had previously supported and mentored King Jerry, helping him secure media appearances, including a spot on Nana Ama McBrown’s show on Onua TV.

Tinny said tensions began when he discovered that King Jerry was allegedly working behind his manager’s back, booking and performing at shows independently in order to retain full earnings.

According to him, he only informed the manager about the situation to protect transparency and avoid being wrongly associated with the actions.

He expressed disappointment over the accusations, questioning why he would attempt to sabotage someone he once supported. Tinny also accused King Jerry of being disrespectful to his own management team and described him as ungrateful.