It seems like the Salary-hitmaking duo Ugaboys made up of Sulaiman Malinga and Muhammed Musingi have ignited a feud between themselves and Pallaso following some bold remarks about Uganda’s current music that they made in an interview on a city television.

The duo boldly claimed that Ugandan artists are not making any hit songs at the moment.

In their critique of Uganda’s current music, they mentioned Pallaso’s most recent release Want Money, a collaboration with Jamaican dancehall artiste Konshens.

The duo shared their thoughts on the new song, claiming that it is not a good song and that Pallaso did not deliver on it.

Although they attempted to soften the blow by saying that they have a lot of respect for Pallaso, it now looks like the damage had already been done as Pallaso took to his X account with bitter words in response to the duo’s comments.

“Even these two amapiano wanna be clowns that have never and will never make a hit song have an opinion about my song (laughing emojis) Uganda enyuma. Pallaso Konshens Trending #want money song too big for yo bloodclot.”

Just like that, a back-and-forth bitter exchange ensued, with the Ugaboys hitting back on their X account, referring to the Want Money singer as uncle P and saying that them, as the Ugaboy,s don’t need a hit song, they only need good music.

They went on to give him a backhanded compliment, posting that they still acknowledge and appreciate him musically since 2005 even if he delivered a hit song in 2014. This did not help the situation and only ignited the heated exchange.