Dancehall sensation Richard Kasendwa, popularly known as Ziza Bafana, has subtly taken a swipe at fellow artist Bruno K, insinuating criticism for allegedly engaging with sugar mummies.
The Pomini hitmaker shared his perspective when questioned about musicians who decline work, especially when offered financial incentives for intimate relationships.
Ziza Bafana asserted that such practices are typically associated with women and not men. When confronted with the counterargument that men are also involved, he dismissed them as not being “man enough.”
“Male musicians don’t rely on money from sexual relationships. It’s done by women, and if there is a man who does such, then they aren’t man enough,” he asserted.
The remarks come at a time when Bruno K has faced a challenging year, making headlines for alleged pregnancies and subsequent abandonment of several women.
Notably, he has been accused of extracting financial gains from these relationships, with many of the women reportedly older than the singer.
On a brighter note, Ziza Bafana proudly shared news of his recent Afrochart award triumph at the Zikomo awards, an entertainment accolade ceremony in Zambia. Seizing the opportunity, he asserted that this recognition solidifies his position in the industry, notably addressing veteran singer King Michael’s expressed desire for a musical showdown.
As Ziza Bafana basks in the glow of his recent award, his indirect critique of Bruno K adds a layer of controversy to the ongoing narratives surrounding the latter’s personal life and relationships.
