Dancehall singer Vyper Ranking has opened up on his collaborations with Winnie Nwagi and Cindy Sanyu, noting that there was more chemistry with Cindy.

Vyper Ranking collaborated with Cindy first on ‘Tebimala’ and later hit the studio for ‘Take It Slow’ with Swangz Avenue’s Winnie Nwagi. Highlighting past experience with the two, the dancehall artist explained that working with Cindy came easier because of their friendship.

Vyper Ranking has always been open about his strong admiration for Cindy’s talent and how much she helped shape his career. For some time, they were friends before deciding to work together. With Nwagi, on the other hand, he went through her management.

“The chemistry came more with Cindy than with Nwagi because I chased Cindy for a long time and we became friends before working. For Nwagi, we first had to go through protocol with management then the studio. Cindy wrote her own parts on the song, and with Nwagi, I wrote the entire song,” he said.

Vyper, however, revealed that working with both artists was a smooth experience as he didn’t face any challenges during the collaborations. He also clarified that he did not pay them any money but rather covered other costs like production and promotion.

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“When I worked with Nwagi, they never asked me for money. I did the shooting, the promotion. When I ask for a collabo, I know what I want, and when you give it to me, the rest is in my hands,” he said.