Tensions are running high in the African music scene as Tanzanian bongo sensation Harmonize fires back at Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones, igniting a fiery rap battle with fans on the edge of their seats.

The feud began when Khaligraph Jones boldly declared himself the unrivaled rap champion of Kenya and Nigeria, throwing down the gauntlet to Tanzanian rappers.

“Tanzanians, your rappers have 24 hours to respond. Failure to which I will launch an attack and I will take over the whole Tanzanian music industry and become the best rapper in Tanzania just like I am the best rapper in Nigeria and Kenya,” Khaligraph proudly said.

On his Instagram stories, Harmonize swiftly took to social media, blasting Khaligraph for what he saw as a blatant disrespect toward Tanzanian talent.

In an emotionally charged post, Harmonize championed the Tanzanian rap genre, reminding everyone of his past collaboration with Khaligraph that earned accolades.

Further taking shots at the rapper he went on to belittle him noting he wasn’t even a big rapper as he thinks of himself.

“How I went so hard to give you the only award. Sikujua you can feel that big and disrespect my brothers. You know your rap inspiration is from Tanzania. Bro don’t forget home. Unawajua weusii what about your dad Professor Jay. Your level is Lunya, Con Boy, and Country Boy and still wanakulalisha. You can tell kupita your collaborations OG relax! Tanzanian hip hop is another level!!!” the last of his rant read.

However, the war of words didn’t stop there. Harmonize accused Khaligraph of drawing inspiration from the Tanzanian rap scene, a claim that added fuel to the fire. He urged Khaligraph to acknowledge his roots and remember the artists who paved the way for his success.

In a swift and cutting response, Khaligraph maintained his confidence, affirming his dominance across multiple nations.