Tzy Panchak is a whole new man and his new song, “The Struggle” is all about exposing how expressive the singer is becoming with his craft.
In his latest track, The Struggle, the Blu Nation soldier is not holding back on expressing his true thoughts about the people he claims want to bring him down. This song drops only few days after it was alleged that his US concerts would be boycotted by Anglophone Cameroonians in America.
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Tzy Panchak who is currently in America for his first ever US music tour and performance at the AFRIMMA 2017 in Dallas, has released a new song titled, “The Struggle” in which he slams his haters while assuring Anglophones back in Cameroon, he’s still part of the struggle to restore peace and equality within the South West and North West Regions.
In his song – The Struggle – the Blu Nation star is heard addressing a longstanding battle with Trace TV, which his boss – Marvin Slim – claims the popular urban TV station refused to put the singer’s video on their channel for no good reason.
Back in August 2016, Marvin Slim, CEO of Blu Nation Recordings, took to to his Facebook page slamming Trace TV for refusing to air Panchak’s video, “Makaveli” despite its good quality and popularity in Cameroon and beyond.
He further accused Patou Ebongue of favoritism and blamed ace rapper and businessman, Pit Baccardi for being the brain behind the atrocity.
Watch and Listen to Tzy Panchak‘s new hit “The Struggle” and tell us what you think.
