At the beginning of this week, Bebe Cool’s elder son Allan Hendrik Ssali released a song dubbed “Matayo”.
Music aficionados were so quick to figure out that Hendrik’s song was a response to King Saha’s “Zakayo”, which was directed to the former’s father a month back.
Even though everything about the song from the artwork to the lyrics pokes at King Saha, Hendrik has refuted the claims that he was retaliating on his father’s behalf.
The singer made the revelation while speaking in an interview with Urban TV, where he maintained that his song is general, dedicated to whoever misuses drugs and attacks those who advise him.
The father of one noted that it is his job as an artist to use his platform and preach against the use of drugs and other immoral behaviours in society.
Speaking about King Saha’s attack on his father, Allan said it’s the effects of drugs that give the former the audacity to think that he is better than the Gagamel chief.
Take a look at the video below.
