Sir Trill has publicly criticized a senior colleague, “Grootman,” for hindering his music career. The Amapiano singer revealed that “Grootman” has prevented him from collaborating with other musicians and releasing music. Sir Trill claims that “Grootman,” whose true identity is unknown, has consistently hindered his professional growth and possibilities. “Grootman” is accused of engaging in activities that hampered his professional development.
DJ Maphorisa’s singer, Sir Trill, has accused an unnamed man of taking advantage of him. Fans believe Trill refers to them, but he has not provided concrete evidence or details. It’s unclear if this is a genuine issue or a misunderstanding. The validity of Trill’s accusations is uncertain without more information. All parties must communicate openly and address concerns professionally.
In a series of posts, Sir Trill shared that he worked on a song called “Heavy K” with Professor. However, the grootman ensured that some of these artists were removed from the collaboration. Sir Trill stated that he would rather quit music than yield to the demands of the grootman.
The musician wrote,
“SO IM TRYING TO DROP THIS SONG FOR YOU GUYS. This nigga, the “grootman” is making artists pull out of the song. HE MADE 2 ARTIST PULL OUT OFF THE SONG. UYISLIMA BHUTI. WHAT IS IT YOU YOU SEE THAT YOUARE SO SCARED OF IN A BOY YOUNGER THAN YOU? YOU ARE SCARED OF WHO I CAN BECOME,”
“CLOSE THE DOORS ALL YOU WANT A. WONT CHANGE FACT THAT I KNOW THE PERSON YOU ARE AND I WILL NEVER RESPECT YOU OR
KISS YOUR ASS. IM ONE KID THAT WONT KISS YOUR ASS OR BUY YOUR BULLSHIT. ID RATHER QUIT THAN KISS YOUR ASS. YOU ARE SO SCARED OF WHAT I CAN BECOME WITHOUT YOU. THIS JUST SHOWED ME. YOU ARE A DIZZY GROOTMAN.”
“JUST REALISED YOU EVEN MADE THE SAME SONG LOL. SAME SONG TITLE. YOU SCARED IM HIM. YOU SCARED I CAN BE A BETTER YOU ONE DAY,”
The music industry, particularly the Amapiano genre, faces challenges with power dynamics, influences, and conflicts that can hinder artists’ progress. Sir Trill’s decision to speak out has sparked a mix of support and curiosity from fans and fellow artists. This disruption is particularly damaging in a music industry that thrives on collaboration and mutual support.
