By Lula Ceasor.
In a week mired by beef, diss, comparison, and attacks in the creative industry, Kim Swagg the dancehall ratata has chipped in to add more fuel to the already flaring flames. Just a few days after having a successful show in India, you would expect Kim to start the DJ Cent style of taking millions of pictures while in India for future use and arguments but he has taken a different route.
He is on the word offensive touching some singers in a rather uncomfortable manner.
“No amount of peer pressure can make me believe in untalented South Sudanese artists” he coughed out what seems to be a lump that has been stuck in his throat since the Independence Day celebration.
Born Chol Abolich Chol in Bor, Jonglei State, Abolich might just be showing social media people what his middle name really means.
In the same week, he posted a fiery message calling out poor production, low-quality videos, and fans who support artistes just because they are South Sudanese. “This industry needs representatives, it’s time we stop the foolery and support real music,” he wrote.
After making Kampala his ‘new home’, it seems Kim does not want anything happening back home to pass him even if it involves upsetting a few colleagues in the game.
He did not mention names, but the message hit hard. Some say he is bitter. Others say he is just saying what many are afraid to but we hope he comes up with names the next time he sends such missiles.
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