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Blackface’s insistence on being recognized for his work is not just about personal pride; it's a broader commentary on the music industry's treatment of songwriters. He raises the question of why those responsible for the song's registration have not publicly acknowledged his role in the creation of "African Queen," allowing false narratives to persist. The silence in the face of mounting evidence has led Blackface to wonder about the integrity of those involved in the song’s production and management.
His goal is clear: to set the record straight concerning his contributions. Blackface believes that every artist deserves fair recognition for their work, and he feels that the lack of support from the industry has allowed misinformation to damage his reputation.