Renowned singer King Saha, also known as Ssemanda Mansour, has addressed the enduring feud with fellow artist Bebe Cool that has spanned several years. Despite the customary resolution of conflicts among musicians, the animosity between the two singers seems persistent.
Once close friends, King Saha and Bebe Cool shared a collaborative bond, with Saha even contributing to the writing of Bebe Cool’s music.
However, Bebe Cool’s outspoken nature led him to publicly criticize Saha’s alleged involvement in drugs, which he claimed had tarnished the latter’s career and prevented him from expanding his reach across borders.
In response, King Saha took offense, and the rift between the two musicians has yet to see resolution. Whenever given the opportunity to address the media, King Saha consistently directs negative comments towards Bebe Cool and those associated with him.
During a recent interview, the talented “Ebiseera ebyo” hitmaker emphasized that he has no intention of ceasing his commentary on Bebe Cool’s actions and perceived manipulative behavior.
Saha urged the Gagamel boss to redirect his focus to his own career, pointing out that individuals of his age, such as Bobi Wine, are engaged in endeavors that contribute positively to Ugandan society.
“I can’t stop talking about the Gagamel boss because he chose to talk about me. He should exit the industry, like fellow musicians such as Bobi Wine. Let him concentrate on his career and leave us, the young musicians with a future in singing, to pursue our paths,” declared King Saha.
