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After warnings from ONIMA owner Erkand Shabani about legal action against those who accused him after the incident with Gjesti, some of the artists involved have not stood idly by.
Their responses have been immediate and strong, showing that the disagreements with the music company are not limited to Gjesti.
Xheneta Fetahu has chosen sarcasm to respond to Shabani. On Instastory, she wrote that the situation is resembling the "trial of the century" and invited him to address the highest courts. But she didn't stop there: she hit him with direct criticism, asking him to pay the workers, as he "has eaten a lot of sweat."
Zanfina Ismaili was more reserved, but just as clear: a yawning emoji on a black background showed that long statements and threats of lawsuits do not impress her at all.
Even G-Bani left no room for imagination. In a released video, the rapper openly stated that he cannot call Shabani "sir" and stands by every word he has said before, including the label "slave owner". According to him, Gjesti does not deserve to be in prison and the real blame falls on the owner of ONIMA himself, whom he compared to dictators and monsters trying to protect their illusion.
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This array of reactions shows that the disagreements with ONIMA are not a matter of a single artist; some of the most well-known names on the Albanian scene have openly expressed their dissatisfaction with the way the company is managed, highlighting the internal tensions that have existed for a long time.
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