Holy Ten Brews A Storm After Calling Winky D A Snake Over Ibotso Collaboration
High-flying hip-hop artist Holy Ten has riled emotions after hurling insults at Winky D and calling him a snake.
Holy Ten said this in an episode of an online podcast that premiered yesterday.
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Don’t Manipulate My Influence, Holy Ten Tells Winky D
Holy Ten was addressing the controversy he started last month when he regretted working on Winky D’s latest album, Eureka Eureka.
Holy Ten was asked at what point he felt like working on Ibotso was a setup. He responded sharply:
“It can’t have been a setup. Because at the end of the day, even a snake… The man you are talking about is a snake longer than his dreadlocks. But even the snake did not force that apple on Eve. She was partly involved.
“He spoke, and she made a decision. I am Eve. Maybe that’s why I didn’t graduate. I would have never done a song with Winky G. [Saying Winky D] That’s me avoiding being sued. I’ve done Law. We’ve signed contracts.”
When Winky D released Eureka Eureka last month, Holy Ten tweeted that he regrets working on Ibotso, much to the public’s chagrin. He said it was because the album had gotten politically controversial.
He then explained in an interview days later that he was tricked into the song by Winky D.
Zimbabweans expressed outrage after Holy Ten called Winky D a snake. Check out their comments below.
Mercy:
“????. This guy, though, I’ve never been much inspired to listen to him, but after this, I don’t think I’ll even try.”
Elison:
“I love both Winky D and Holy Ten, but I think mfana still has a lot of growing up to do.”
Descenty:
“I think that song ibotso Holy ten akutanda botso. Akuzviona senge his more influential than Winky D. One thing chaasingazive ndechekuti Winky D is like Bob Marley. He fights for the nation. He doesn’t want to impress anyone for his own benefit, but he’s doing it for the next generation. What kind of legacy are you going to leave for the next generation? Holy ten kutengesa nyika nekuda mafufu. Eureka yakataura zvakawanda stereki. Holy ten asvika kumagumo. I respect Winky D. Continue to spread the message for the next generation.”
Natalie:
“Winky D still has not said a negative word against you, and here you go digging deeper!!! This is really sad tbh. Real sad.”
