Why the Supreme Mavin Dynasty (SMD) did not attend D’banj’s 10th year anniversary celebration

When word got out that Don Jazzy and the Supreme Marvin Dynasty (SMD) snubbed D’banj’s 10th year anniversary celebration, many fans thought the beef and pettiness between both parties was still on.

D’Prince who is signed on to Mavin Records has however come out to clear the air stating that they weren’t invited to the gig which had Amber Rose playing host. 

Speaking to Saturday Beats, Don Jazzy’s younger brother revealed that there is no beef between both parties. He further disclosed that he and D’banj are best of friends. 

In his own words, “D’banj is my very good friend and anytime I see him, we hug and talk. There is no beef between us. The truth is that I was not in town when D’banj had his anniversary. 

Tiwa Savage is pregnant and Dr. Sid is also not in town while Don Jazzy was in South Africa. I was not in town and even before I traveled, I did not get a personal invitation to the event.” 

When asked to comment on D’banj’s recent interview where he spoke about the bitter break up of now defunct Mo’Hits records, D’Prince said he thought the issue was long forgotten. 

According to him, “To be frank, I thought that chapter was closed about two years ago, I never knew that D’banj is still granting interviews regarding the split because I thought we had gone through the whole story, leaked e-mail, hearsays and the likes. 

I am so happy that D’banj and Mavin Records are doing great. I don’t want us to keep putting the fans in the mishmash. The fans would always be vulnerable. The fans would always want to be entertained and we would always be the puppets that entertain them. “I think D’banj was speaking based on his feelings and the fans reacted. 

I will always have love for Mo’Hits, DB records and Mavin Records because at the end of the day, it is the music that would keep us relevant. 

It is what brought us to where we are in the first place. We should all concentrate on our work and progress. 

We should love one another and not hate. There is no fight or war between us. What matters most is moving forward and making music. I feel that he was pressured to do the interview; he did so and expressed his feelings.

 I may agree and disagree with some of the things that he said but at the end of the day, I am still going to stick to love, peace and harmony.”