About a day after Nigerian rapper Vector attacks his colleague, MI, in a retaliatory song, he has given the indication that the war is far from been over.
MI has said he won’t reply with any diss song again but Vector vows he is already working on another ballistic rap – as confirmed by his publicist, Tunde Badmus:, who says the war is not a publicity gimmick.
“It is not a publicity stunt. We are not fake people. We only go for genuine things. This issue started with the recording they (MI) did, in which they were throwing shades at us. But, we did not say anything. They then did another one, and that was like dragging our name in the mud, so we had to respond. Meanwhile, Vector is still working on replying MI. He asked for it, and he is going to get it.
, “I doubt if MI is going to apologise. This is hip hop and it has always been like that from the inception. If there is going to be an apology, it might be through a song; I don’t think it would be direct as such,” Badmus says in an i
