Just a few days after being released from prison where he was sent to for two cases, Fangone Forest boss, singer Patrick Mulwana aka Alien Skin is now being accused of assaulting up-and-coming musicians Berlin and Eyo Shata to an extent of cutting off their hair.
According to video clips making rounds on social media, the two new musicians Berlin and Eyo Shata had reportedly created a song, Ndi Munene, using artificial intelligence to mimic Alien Skin's vocals.
The song, narrating Alien Skin’s prison ordeal, gained traction on platforms like TikTok, where fans mistakenly believed it was his original track.
According to Berlin, they were lured to Alien Skin’s residence under the pretense of collaborating on a remix. However, the meeting turned violent. Alien Skin allegedly ordered his gang to beat them, ensuring no visible injuries were inflicted to avoid legal consequences. Personal items, including their phones and money, were also allegedly taken during the ordeal.
The altercation was live-streamed on TikTok, further exposing the incident. Berlin claims that Alien Skin commanded his crew to shave their hair and interrogated them about the AI-produced song.
Berlin described the attack as severe, leaving him in pain and his colleague Eyo Shata hospitalized. Despite the ordeal, Berlin hesitates to report the incident, expressing a lack of faith in the justice system. "Even if we report him, he will not be held accountable," Berlin lamented, highlighting fears of Alien Skin’s perceived immunity from consequences.
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