In a response to singer Kapa Cat, dancehall artist Mudra D Viral said that she was beneath him and lacked the right to judge him.
This beforehand social media argument began when Kapa Cat referred to Mudra as a "bubblegum singer," meaning that his music is short-lived and needs to be released frequently.
With the defense of his status as a trailblazer, Mudra rejected this assertion. He compared his approach to avoiding conversations about artists like Cindy and Sheebah because he values them differently.
She was advised not to target Kapa Cat by Mudra, who referred to him as a mediocre artist.
He also urged harmony among singers, pointing to the absence of support from individuals claiming to be friends of Firebase protégé Zex Bilangilangi during his most recent show.
"Kapa Cat is a mediocre artist who I don't want to waste my time dealing with." She should just ignore me. She should do the same for me as I know Sheebah and Cindy are above me and I can't talk about them. "She can't call me a bubblegum singer, and yet I'm the trend setter," he explained.
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