Kelvynboy joined Stonebwoy’s BMG in 2018, bringing his distinct Afrobeat style to complement Stonebwoy’s reggae and dancehall dominance. Initially, their partnership appeared fruitful, with Kelvynboy quickly rising as one of Ghana’s promising stars. However, by mid-2019, rumors of discord began to surface, with allegations of disrespect and ingratitude directed at Kelvynboy. He, in turn, reportedly felt undervalued and overshadowed by his mentor. The tension culminated in the termination of his contract in September 2019, which the label attributed to “structural challenges.” The fallout not only severed their professional relationship but also led to occasional public spats. In 2020, their animosity deepened when Kelvynboy was attacked during an event in Ashaiman, a location closely linked to Stonebwoy. While Stonebwoy denied any involvement, fans speculated that the attack was connected to their strained relationship.

Despite the ongoing feud, Kelvynboy has made attempts to reconcile over the years, even going so far as to publicly kneel and ask for Stonebwoy’s forgiveness. However, his efforts have not yielded the desired results, as their relationship remains fraught with tension. Kelvynboy’s recent accusations suggest that the wounds from their fallout are far from healed, and the feud continues to generate mixed reactions within Ghana’s music industry. While Kelvynboy has expressed a desire to move forward, his frustrations reflect the challenges faced by many young artists navigating mentorship dynamics in the competitive music scene. Stonebwoy, on the other hand, has remained tight-lipped about the specifics of their dispute, choosing instead to focus on his flourishing career. The ongoing discord between the two has become a talking point for fans and industry stakeholders, shedding light on the complexities of professional relationships in the entertainment world.