We all remember the "judgement" between Mandi Nishtulla and Silva Gunbardhi for their joint song "Te ka lali soul". To whom the copyrights of this song belong, was the issue that ended with "See you in court".
This trial ended with Mandi kissing Silva's hand, receiving a lot of media attention. Precisely because of the dimensions it took, the authenticity of this conflict was questioned.
So is there really a court case between them or was it for "show"? This question was recently answered by Aldor Nini, the founder of "Acromax", on the show "Day by Day".
Nini stated that he was nothing more than a media product and that no such trial was followed in the relevant institutions.
He further added that they are working so that everyone gets the rights they deserve in what today counts 690 million hits on YouTube.