Former TikTok best friends and content creators Sheilah Price and Chicken Chicken are no longer on speaking terms following a dramatic fallout after their recent joint event, The Fantastic Show. What was supposed to be a charitable performance aimed at helping someone in need has turned into a public feud, with emotions running high and accusations of betrayal and disrespect flying from both sides.
The Fantastic Show, which took place at a popular hangout spot in Kololo, was marketed as a charity drive to raise funds to build a house for Mama Yakuza, a cause that deeply resonated with their fans. The event attracted a huge crowd, featuring performances by top musicians and appearances from several popular TikTok influencers. Hosted by comedian Kabata via live TikTok broadcast, the show appeared to be a success until behind-the-scenes tension spilled into the public.
Speaking during Kabata’s livestream, Sheilah Price opened up about what really went wrong. According to her, the idea for the charity event originally came from Chicken Chicken.
“He came to me with the idea of doing a show to raise money for Mama Yakuza, and I accepted because I believed in the cause,” she said. “We agreed to partner and work together for something good.”
But according to Sheilah, what happened next left her feeling blindsided.
“Chicken Chicken started handling all the ticket sales on his own. He didn’t give me any updates or involve me in the finances,” she explained. “That part didn’t even hurt me as much as what happened during the actual show.”
She says the real heartbreak came when she was on stage trying to speak to the crowd, only for Chicken Chicken to allegedly grab the microphone from her mid-sentence.
“I was speaking from the heart. Then, in front of everyone, he snatched the mic from me,” she recalled. “That moment was painful. I felt so embarrassed. And after everything I’ve done to support him? That was just disrespectful.”
Sheilah went on to reveal that shortly after the show ended, people she didn’t know came forward to collect the proceeds, claiming the money was needed to pay off a car Chicken Chicken had taken on loan. She said this left nothing for the charity cause they had promoted, and no one reached out to her to clarify the situation.
“People were collecting money saying it was for his car loan,” she said. “And the house we were supposed to build? Nothing happened. That’s what really hurts.”
Despite the chaos and public backlash, Sheilah insists her frustration isn’t about money.
“I’m not angry about the money,” she told journalist Kasuku in a separate interview. “What bothers me is the disrespect. I’ve always been there for him many times, when he needed someone, I was the first to show up.”
Sheilah said she’s simply tired of being taken for granted.
“I will not stop being a good person,” she added, “but I also won’t let people treat me like a fool. People need to learn to appreciate those who’ve been there for them, especially during hard times.”
According to Sheilah, she didn’t even brag about the fact that most of the event’s attendees showed up because of her influence.
“Ninety percent of the women in that audience were there because of me,” she said. “But I kept quiet. I never made it about myself. The least he could’ve done was call me after the show and explain. But he didn’t.”
As of now, Chicken Chicken has yet to publicly respond to Sheila’s claims. What started as a noble charity project has sadly turned into a bitter split, leaving fans questioning whether the two will ever reconcile or if their once-viral friendship is officially over.
