G Whizz Management felt cheated by Supreme Ventures - Super Lotto
By J Tymz
OutAroad.com Writer
Early this morning OutAroad.com received a statement via email from G Whizz's manager Mossimo who seems to be upset with Supreme Ventures for not living up to their verbal agreement. OutAroad.com gets to understand that Supreme Ventures went ahead and flip the script from My Life Soon Sort Out to My Life Soon Set.
Below is the statement from Mossimo G Whizz's Manager
Around November 5, 2009 we received a phone call from an Agent of Supreme Ventures stating that they are interesting in using a portion of "My Life Soon Sort Out" a song that was written by G Whizz and produced by TJ records for their advertising campaign that started on November 9, 2009. According to the contract, the advertising campaign is for a period of one year and the amount the agent wants to pay G Whizz was $350,000.00 Jamaican dollars to amend the song to fit Supreme Ventures purpose for all advertising medium and to represent the company.
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