Rapper Gravity Omutujju has opened up about the status of his relationship with fellow artist King Saha, revealing that although there’s no bad blood, their friendship has come to an end.
The two musicians were once close friends and even collaborated on the hit song “Winner.” However, their bond began to deteriorate in September last year after King Saha mocked the failure of Gravity’s concert an action that deeply hurt the rapper.
The situation worsened the following month when Gravity lost his mother.
According to Gravity, King Saha neither reached out nor offered any form of support during that painful time, which further strained their relationship.
Speaking out recently, Gravity made it clear that he has cut ties with King Saha for good.
“I don’t have any beef with King Saha, but he is not my friend anymore. I don’t want to associate with him. We were very close, but I was disappointed by his actions. I will never forgive or forget,” he said.
Despite the fallout, Gravity insists he harbors no resentment. He wishes King Saha well but emphasizes that their friendship cannot be mended.
He also reflected on the two major events the failed concert and his mother’s passing as the toughest moments in his life, adding that they have taught him important life lessons.
