High-flying rapper Saintfloew has accused former boss Holy Ten of stalking him everywhere and having an unhealthy obsession with him.
Is The Rapper Okay?
Of late, Holy Ten has been exhibiting strange behaviour on social media. Some believe his stunts were to promote his two new songs, Wadzinga Hushe and Madhafela, which he released last week.
When Winky D dropped his Love Quartet EP, Holy Ten claimed that the dancehall superstar bought views. He then went on a tirade on his Facebook. He did not stop and posted a flurry of messages, which he has since deleted.
People close to Holy Ten told him to slow down and go for rehabilitation. The rapper spoke on this on his Facebook:
“One day, you’ll try to genuinely vent, and they’ll say you need rehab. Even your own people. Zviriko. I will do my best and just write another song, but yah parikundipisira.”
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Saintfloew Says Holy Ten Is Stalking Him For Clout
Last week, a video went viral online showing Holy Ten meeting Saintfloew and the two hugging. They seemed genuinely glad to bump into each other.
“Santa” was once under Holy Ten’s Samanyanga Sounds, and they even have a string of collaborations. However, they fell out, and Saintfloew left the label. Since then, there have not been kind words between the two top rappers.
Later, Saintfloew expressed anger, saying Holy Ten has been stalking him online and offline. He narrated what happened on the day they met:
“Those guys trailed me. I was going about my business, and Holy Ten and crew followed me. They then stopped and greeted me. At that point, I did not know that there was someone holding a camera and recording everything. They greeted me. Honestly, I don’t really care about Holy Ten. I don’t even like him, and I don’t care about his life. Handiwirirane naye. Mumero.
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