Ugandan singers Levixone and Eddy Kenzo have dismissed rumours of a fallout between them, insisting that their relationship remains strong and rooted in brotherhood.
Levixone rejected claims that he had clashed with the Big Talent boss, describing the reports as false and maintaining that the two musicians have never had the alleged misunderstanding.
“That’s a big lie. A very fat lie. Eddy Kenzo is my brother. That has never happened at all,” Levixone said.
His response left little room for ambiguity about how he views the reports. Rather than acknowledge any disagreement, the singer insisted that the alleged clash had never taken place.
Eddy Kenzo also addressed the speculation during a phone call, dismissing the possibility of a falling-out with Levixone and describing him as a close friend.
“I can’t clash with Levixone. We can’t even smell something like a clash between us. He’s my very good buddy and my brother,” Kenzo said.
The two statements directly contradict the rumours of a rift, with both artists publicly emphasising their friendship rather than suggesting there is tension between them.
Neither musician described any specific incident that may have triggered the speculation. Their comments, however, make their position clear: both reject the suggestion that they are involved in a clash.
The exchange also highlights the importance of distinguishing celebrity speculation from statements made by the people involved. In this case, Levixone and Kenzo have each denied the alleged disagreement in their own words.
For now, both musicians are standing by the same message. Despite the rumours, Levixone considers Kenzo his brother, while the Big Talent boss describes Levixone as a very good friend and brother.
Whatever sparked the talk of a feud, both singers insist there is no clash between them.