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Trap Squad femcee Judagaga has stirred up debate following her opinion on mainstream rap, branding it “wack” on Sunday.
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Judagagas’ thoughts on rap come fairly a few months down the line after taking jabs (appreciated should be the right word) in several songs circulating online.
Only the Daredevilz and Young Kay made the cut of ‘real’ and surprisingly not even her own folks from the Trap Squad, rappers Revolver and her brother Chavura, achieved the feat.
Judagaga, real name Tapiwa Chavura, took to populous social media Facebook to air out her views, and it is no surprise fans jumped in.
She further set the record straight that everyone has an opinion and people should not blow things out of proportion.
“Rappers are called wack everyday by funs [sic] and haters.. They shouldn’t catch feelings cause i said it. Its [sic] prolly a common opinion now.” She posted.
The Chilobwe rapper sounded more like Kanye West when he recently gave a speech at the MTV VMAs defending artists to voice out there opinion without anyone orchestrating beef.
“Sometimes, I feel like, you know, all this sh** they run about beef and all that, sometimes I feel like I died for the artists’ opinion, for artists to be able to have an opinion after they were successful.” – Kanye West.
Some observers have said this is a publicity stunt to keep her relevance. So far Judagaga has been silent on wax.
However, that could change soon as fellow Trap Squad member Revolver has announced that he will release new music on his birthday and as he put it “Judagaga dropped her usual wack verse in it too”.
In related news Revolver will be retiring from solo projects.
His last album will be released next year, titled “RJ”.
It gets interesting “RJ” is inspired by his ex-girlfriend.
Does she have the right to call your favourite artist wack and what is your reaction to the current state of mainstream rap in general?
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