The music producer claimed in a recent interview that Omah Lay was in the original tune.
However, according to Pheelz, he removed the singer’s verse because of “some threats I received.”
The producer claimed he talked to the singer about removing Omah Lay from the song after noticing that Omah Lay was also releasing a tune on the same day as “Finesse.”
Pheelz claims that Omah Lay granted his request and instructed him to make the song public.
“The original ‘Finesse’ was Pheelz, Benson, and Omah Lay, yes, that was the final track,” he affirmed.
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“So I spoke with my manager, I was like I have to drop this song but I don’t like all these threats. But I am not worried.
“So it now happened that the day we were going to release it was the same day Omah was dropping his track with Justin Beiber.
“So I just spoke with Omah, I’m like I need to remove you for the song just so I can drop it because we can’t drop the song the same day.
“I’m like no vex but I need to drop the song, people don choke me. So he was like I understand broski, don’t worry, just let it fly.”
“Maybe one of these days, I’ll just put it out. Omah’s verse was insane, I’ll release it for the world,”
