Silent Killer Faces US$122K Lawsuit After Failing to Board Plane to UK Festival Popular Zimdancehall artist Silent Killer has landed in serious trouble after missing a major UK performance, prompting a promoter to demand over US$122,000 in damages. The promoter, Y2K Entertainment Music & Arts, claims Silent Killer breached his contract by failing to perform […]
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