Ghanaian dancehall sensation Stonebwoy has come under fire after emerging artiste Maddy Maznaz publicly accused him of copying her song without permission.

Maznaz, a fast-rising star known for her unique sound, took to social media to express her dismay, alleging that Stonebwoy's latest track, titled 'Jiggle and Whine' featuring Spice closely resembles one of her unreleased songs.

This allegation has stirred significant controversy in the Ghanaian music scene, leading to heated discussions among fans and industry insiders alike on social media.

According to Maznaz, the popular artiste's new release contains strikingly similar melodies, rhythms, and lyrics to a song she claims to have composed months before Stonebwoy's track surfaced.

She alleged that Stonebwoy may have had access to her original track and copied it without seeking her permission.

She noted that she sent the song to Stonebwoy to help before she went to the studio but the dancehall artiste copied the song and released it with a Jamaican artiste without her permission or knowledge.

"This song is my creation, I worked hard on it, and to see it presented by another artist, especially someone with such a platform, is heartbreaking.
"Can you imagine!!! Hmmm such a thief just cos I nor blow! Stonebwoy you can't act this way and think I won't realise it wooow," Maznaz stated in her post.

Maznaz also shared short clips comparing her original song to Stonebwoy's version, highlighting the similarities between the two tracks.

The clips quickly gained traction on social media, prompting fans and followers to weigh in, with some expressing support for Maznaz and others defending Stonebwoy.

See the posts below:

Can you imagine !!! Hmmm such a thief just cos I nor blow ! @stonbwoy you can’t act this way and think I won’t realize it wooow

— Maddy Maznaz (@Maddymaznaz) November 5, 2024

I don’t really understand why @stonebwoy did this to the lady, he really used her sound #Maddymaznazbore pic.twitter.com/j0Orr3bf6R

— MORGAN SARKCESS (@yaw__morgan) November 5, 2024