May 11, 2026

REVEALED: Why Dammy Krane Was Kicked Out Of 2Face’s Hypertek Record Label

By Farouk Mohammed

Revelations about why Nigerian pop singer Dammy Krane was kicked out of 2Face’s record label Hypertek has surfaced after his Miami Tapjet credit card scandal.

A close source to the embattled singer who is under Davido’s DMW records told Saturday Beats on the Punch that Krane left Hypertek records since February 2015.

According to the source, 2Face is someone who is critical of a credible reputation and dissociates himself from person’s who might dent his reputation.

“Dammy Krane had left Tuface’s Hypertek record since February 2015. Tuface is trying to build a reputable company and they do not want any negative news.

“That is why they did not announce his exit from the label. They had issues with him over the way he was doing collaborations with other artistes. It was not part of the contract that he signed, so technically it is a breach of contract.

“They gave him several warnings which he did not adhere to, so they had no choice but to terminate the contract that they had with him. They did not make any noise about it because they did not want anything that would dent his image and that of the company.

“He was in the US to get new investor to help his career and also shoot some videos because he already had new material. He was also meant to use the opportunity to embark on his US tour.”

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