Ugandan rapper known for his bravery and flows, Judah Rapknowledge has come out throwing shots at fellow rappers like Fik Fameica, Alien Skin, GNL Zamba and Bebe Cool.
In a recent interview, the David and Goliath hitmaker stated that he is better than the two central rappers Alien Skin and Fik Fameica, saying the two are not up to his standard musically.
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''I am saying live and direct Alien Skin is not better than Judahs Rapknowledge when it comes to rap. Fik Fameica is not better than me but is well branded because we don't have money this side to brand ourselves. Our promoters look for them because they want to make money and at the end they are going with losses.'' - he said.
He also adds that what makes those struggling artists sometimes better than them is because they don't have enough money to brand themselves like they do.
Much more, Judah Rapknowledge has asked any central artists coming to Northern Uganda for show business to make sure they pick at least one artist from Northern Uganda and do a collaboration with so that they push Ugandan music to the top like Nigerians.
"Central artists if you are coming to do shows in Northern Uganda make sure you pick an artist and do a collaboration with them so that we push Ugandan music up. We don't want this issue of you guys coming to make your money and disappear tomorrow forgetting about us if you reach Kampala.''
He further noted that if a promoter brings any artists from central, they should make sure that in their agreement the artist must do a collaboration with a local artist on ground and also put their effort in promoting the song so that they go big.
He also stated that these artists are not paid more Ugx4 Million in Kampala but when it comes to Northern Uganda you hear them hiking their performance prices to Ugx7 Million and above.
He also blamed TV presenters for only concentrating on central artists' content forgetting that Western, Eastern and Northern Uganda have a lot of talent who deserve airplay and exposure on the national television.
