Willy Paul has induced jealousy among his haters with his new achievement. His collabo ‘I Do’ with Jamaican songstress Alaine has hit the 1 million views mark on YouTube in a week.
Controversial gospel singer Willy Paul is one of the most talented fellas around.
The singer, whose music journey is characterized by scandals and controversies has broken a record that no other local gospel musician has ever managed to break.
Willy Paul alias Willy Pozee recently released his much anticipated jam ‘I Do’ featuring Jamaican songstress Alaine.
The song created quite a buzz prior to its release thanks to the hype that Willy Paul created around it.
Willy Paul and Alaine
From going way too secular to using Bahati’s mentee-Weezdom as a best man in the video, Willy Paul ruffled feathers and created a nice platform for his song’s success.
The song, which was uploaded on YouTube on 28th February 2016 has garnered an impressive 1,032,027 views over a period of one week, a number that has never been achieved by any local gospel artist.
Being Willy Paul, the singer could not let the opportunity slip without reminding his haters that he is the best there is in the gospel industry.
Willy Paul took to social media to share the great news with his fans and followers.
‘’1 million views in one week!!! The song I do Willy paul and @alainesinga has just made history!!! For the first time ever in KENYA. One million views in one week… RECORD BROKEN!!! POZZE!!!’’Willy Paul wrote.
His success however has rubbed others the wrong way.
Countless music fans have trashed Willy Paul’s ‘I Do’ Youtube numbers claiming the singers bought fake views.
