Very Dark Man And Daddy Showkey Speaks As Brain Jotter In Copyright Trouble For Gwogwogwo Song

Introduction

In this video, we explore the controversy surrounding Nigerian content creator Brain Jotter and his recent trend involving the song "Gwogwogwo" by the legendary musician Chief Mike Jaga. This situation has ignited a social media debate about copyright, intellectual property, and fair compensation.

Brain Jotter, often referred to as BJ, has become a major talking point due to his viral dance challenge featuring the "Gwogwogwo" song. The trend exploded on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Brain Jotter’s Instagram page boasts impressive view counts: 9.8 million views on the first video, 3.9 million on the second, 12 million on the third, and 5 million on a video where he meets Chief Mike Jaga. Another video related to this trend even hit 29 million views. However, some netizens are expressing dissatisfaction with BJ's actions.

Critics argue that the 2 million Naira Brain Jotter gave to Chief Mike Jaga is insufficient compared to the substantial revenue generated from the viral videos. Notable among the critics is Energy God, who harshly criticized Jotter for exploiting Chief Mike's intellectual property without proper compensation.

Energy God stated, "Brain Jotter has made a lot of money from this man's intellectual property. Offering only 2 million Naira is disrespectful. You're supposed to take permission from that man before using that sound. If it were me, I'd file a lawsuit." He further argued that BJ should have paid Chief Mike Jaga at least 100 million Naira.

However, not everyone agrees with this perspective. Many individuals and influencers, including Daddy Showkey, have supported Brain Jotter. They assert that BJ's actions have revived an old song, bringing it to a new audience and thus honoring Chief Mike's legacy. Daddy Showkey emphasized that Brain Jotter owes nothing and should be thanked for renewing interest in Chief Mike's music. He suggested that a remix collaboration between BJ and Chief Mike would be a fitting tribute.

To clarify the situation, Brain Jotter explained that no actual revenue was made from the song since social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram have copyright protection measures in place, ensuring that any generated revenue goes to the original owner, Chief Mike Jaga. He stated that the 2 million Naira was a gesture of goodwill from his pocket.

The ultimate message from this situation is to recognize the power of social media in reviving forgotten legacies, and the importance of fair intellectual property practices. As this story unfolds, it highlights both the disputes and possibilities within the modern digital age.

Keywords:

Brain Jotter
Chief Mike Jaga
Gwogwogwo song
Intellectual property
Social media trend
TikTok challenge
Instagram views
Viral videos
Energy God
Daddy Showkey

FAQ:

What controversy surrounds Brain Jotter and the "Gwogwogwo" song?

There is a debate about whether Brain Jotter fairly compensated Chief Mike Jaga for using his song in a viral social media trend.

How much did Brain Jotter give to Chief Mike Jaga, and why is it controversial?

Brain Jotter gave Chief Mike Jaga 2 million Naira, which some critics claim is insufficient compared to the revenue generated from the trend.

What platforms did Brain Jotter's videos go viral on?

Brain Jotter's videos went viral on Instagram and TikTok.

What was Energy God's criticism about?

Energy God criticized Brain Jotter for allegedly exploiting Chief Mike Jaga's intellectual property and suggested that BJ should have paid at least 100 million Naira.