Open Letter: Jamaica’s RDX Diss Kenyans, Uncle Chim Tuna Responds!

If you missed it, i don’t blame you. Some dancehall one-hit-wonders recently talked greasy about Kenya and no-one cared.

The couple called RDX, BMW or BMX something inbetween those acronyms spoke about how Kenya killed their careers by labelling them controversial. These are the chaps who gave you the Bend Over track that had everyone (shockingly except me) going crazy. The track was admittedly so huge, it had every Kenyan youth attempting to engage in coitus on the dancefloor. Uncle Chim Tuna doesn’t approve!

But back to the matter at hand, this couple is now saying that they were housed in a sub-par hotel and that their career was done irreperable damage when Kenyans labelled them explicit and controversial. Correct your dede if he’s wrong but don’t the two labels help artists especially those from the West? Just look at Lady Gaga et al.
These lads need to come up with another excuse for their moribund career. Blame global warming or poor toilet hygiene but don’t involve the proud people of Kenya in your delusional rants. Come up with another hit instead of whinnig like an elderly couple of hasbeens complaining about the state of music these days.

KENYA IS A PROUD NATION that shouldn’t be compared to her equally proud neighbour Uganda but these two brought up the rather childish comparison. While Ghafla does positive pieces, i had to speak out for the land my mother calls home. We opened our beautiful country up to you and this how you repay us? You wait to return home to run to some little blogs and Youtube to fire shots at us? Not while Chim Tuna Khasiani draws breath!
And afterall, everyone has a right to an opinion, MINE. So BMX, stop bringing Kenyans into your excuses for a failed career and either make music or shuttup your mouths!

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