Rapper Rowland Raymond Kaiza, widely recognised as Big Trill and famed for his hit track Parte After Parte, has offered a piece of advice to female singing sensations Cinderella Sanyu (Cindy) and Sheebah Karungi.

This follows the two women having a well-attended musical battle at Kololo Independence Grounds on September 15, 2023.

His counsel revolves around them setting aside their egos and stepping into the recording studios to create a collaboration that could be cherished by Ugandans for years to come.

Expressing his viewpoint through his social media channels, Big Trill asserted that within a few short months, the heated rivalry between Cindy and Sheebah would fade into obscurity, becoming a mere footnote in the town’s gossip.

However, a collaborative song between these two singers, in his opinion, had the potential to leave an indelible mark on the industry, offering a lasting and transformative impact. He urged them to refocus on what truly matters.

“With in a couple of months, no one will remember or care about the Cindy and Sheebah battle. But if they did a song together, that would last forever and change the landscape of the industry. Let’s get back to what’s important,” Big Trill wrote.

A potential collaboration between these two nemeses could deal a significant blow to the ongoing beef between them, marking a historic moment in Ugandan music history.

Unlike previous rivalries such as Bebe Cool vs. Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool vs. Goodlyf, which only seemed to fuel their competitive spirit, a Sheebah and Cindy collaboration could bring about a fresh dynamic. In contrast, both sides of the feud have continued to release diss tracks targeting one another.

Despite this encouraging suggestion, the prospect of a collaboration between Sheebah and Cindy appears distant. Their avoidance of each other at the funeral of  singer/actress Evelyn Nakabira, also known as Evelyn Love, underscores the existing tension between them.