Ghana-based Liberian artiste, JZyNo has revealed the extent his manager who lives in the USA was willing to go to get his song to make waves everywhere.

During an interview, the ‘Butta My Bread’ hitmaker stated that his manager said he was willing to sell his kidney to push the song.

He said

“I didn’t see it to be honest and my manager from the US told me that this song is very big when I sent it to him at that time it wasn’t even mixed and mastered.

“My manager told me that he will go as far as selling his kidney just to push this song because this song will blow everywhere”.
JZyNo

He added

“I was thinking that he was just exaggerating because it’s a nice song and I saw the song to be nice but I didn’t see it to be something that will blow so huge.

“Now the song is everywhere you go, but honestly, I never imagined and I didn’t see it going so viral across the globe”.
JZyNo

Yvonne Nelson, Sarkodie trends haven’t killed the huge waves for ‘Butta My Bread’

JZyNo is an award-winning Liberian singer and songwriter who came to prominence for his song “Kpan Kan Me” and got more exposure for his hit single “Butter My Bread” featuring Ghanaian singer, Lasmid. The song went viral on the video-sharing platform TikTok as it came with lots of dance challenges videos.

He has won awards like MTN Liberian Music Awards and Ghana Fashion and Lifestyle Awards.

According to the hitmaker, the controversy and trends for Yvonne Nelson’s memoir have not killed the huge waves of his song.

The Liberian singer disclosed in an interview that the Yvonne Nelson and Sarkodie saga isn’t impacting negatively his song despite how fast trending the saga has been it hasn’t stopped people from listening and jamming to the song.

Speaking, he said:

“Yvonne Nelson’s memoir hasn’t killed the trend of Butta My Bread because the video of the song isn’t even ready but see the huge numbers.

“We have hit over 60 million streams across all the digital streaming platforms and even we have over 20 million streams on audiomack alone. So you see how the numbers keep going up each and every day and the song is being played everywhere you get to right now”.
JZyNo

He revealed and concluded on the show:

“Yvonne Nelson and Sarkodie trend can’t kill the huge waves my song is getting but everyone has got their own views and their own movement.

“My movement is what I’m paying attention to and shout out to everybody out there for the love and support for my song”.
JZyNo

He came through with the singles ‘Angelina’ and ‘Slow Mo’ in 2019. He followed up with the release of songs like ‘I’m Tired’ and ‘Marry You’ in 2020.

He released his EP “Brown Sugar” in 2021 which comprises songs like ‘Allowed’, ‘OLoLo’, ‘Save Me’, ‘DuDuKeh’, ‘Let’s Flex’, and ‘All You Want’.

He already boasts of other songs such as;’ Mamie Watta’, ‘Onana’, ‘I Like It’, ‘Ami’, ‘Rula’, ‘Don’t Kill My Vibe’, ‘Wocho’, and among others. He has also worked with top artists like Medial and Revo.