KipRich, Bounty song target Tommy Lee? Not so, says Kippo

Although rumours have been circulating via social-media sites that a collaborative single done by artistes KipRich, Bounty Killer and Kalado was aimed at Tommy Lee, KipRich has denied this claim.

The song titled War Fi God, which KipRich describes as 'putting a fire pon all antichrist and devil worshipper', has been creating waves on social-media sites.

In the song, KipRich sings:
"Everybody waan be the devil/Nuh body nah war fi God/ Nuh broke man caan inna illuminati/Dat caan make you bad."

According to KipRich, the song was written by him long before Bounty Killer began tweeting about demons and devils.

"The song wasn't directed at Tommy Lee. It evident say whole heap a people a go overboard wid this demon ting and a take it fi joke. People all deh pon BB and a call dem self demon and devil. Mi start write di song long before Killa put out the tweets," KipRich told THE STAR.

Tommy Lee, who had previously stated that he would not disrespect Bounty Killer, appears to have changed his mind and has since released a song directed at Bounty Killer titled Goat Head.

When questioned whether he believes Tommy Lee and Bounty Killer would go head to head in a Sting clash, KipRich told THE STAR that he cannot see this happening.

"Me caan see dat a happen. Killa a hardcore artiste, it nah go fair fi put Killa and Tommy Lee against each other," KipRich responded. When asked if he would go up against Tommy Lee, KipRich said, at this time, he was not pushing any war.

Since the release of Goat Head by Tommy Lee, Bounty Killer, has responded with a slew of tweets directed at the artiste, referring to him as Nyammy Lee.

Whilst fans anxiously wait to see if the 'Grung Gaad' will respond to Tommy Lee in song, KipRich told THE STAR that he does not believe Bounty Killer should respond.

"Mi nuh think Killa fi respond to Tommy Lee. Wha me wudda say to Tommy Lee is that, right now, him have the yutes dem ears, him fi tell them what is right and stop lead the youths dem astray. The devil ting is not a joke ting, even if a gimmicks dem a use it for. Religion ting mek big world war out fi bruk right now. Is not a joke ting," KipRich said.

In the meantime, Bounty Killer seems to have taken on the new name given to him by Tommy Lee.

"GrungGaadZilla a.k.a Jesus Price is officially the dancehall G.O.A.T the Greatest Of All Time.," Bounty Killer tweeted recently.

(from Jamaica Star)