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It has been some long time back since an upcoming singer Latinum and APass had real beef working out between them.
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Singer Latinum described APass as a comedian.
This all incident came after APass sent recorded and posted a video imitating Latinum’s funny way of singing in case he was asked to sing on any interview. This did not make the fresh talent happy by releasing a song called “Baani”, which he dedicated to the dance hall artiste APass.
However, the all situation came after APass complaining on how the“kagwilawo” hit maker was busy copying his lyrical way of singing without even showing him total respect as a his legend. All this happened towards the end of last year.
The ”Didadada” hit maker APass said he is eager to teach the “Gal yo” singer Latinum manners, in a way of advising him not to try to go beyond his elders.
All in all, Latinum came out and minimized APass, calling him a mere comedian not a singer, in other wards he should join the comedy group and he perfects his comedy styles.
But a moment, Bagoonza APass has not yet responded towards these comments from Latinum. The truth everyone now knows that APass is not a quiet guy. According to APass’s response towards Latinum, he seems like he was trying to attract people’s attention after a long silence in music, and so he had to provoke him. He concluded on some TV station by telling Latinum to concentrate on his music.
Let’s wait and see what he is cooking for him. Keep posted.
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