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Jaguar and Prezzo finally shake hands after years of heated beef [Photo]
The two artistes have always attracted hate and love in equal measure
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The two Kenyan artistes met on Sunday and decided to settle their long time differences and focus on pushing the Kenyans music industry to the next level.
“Met up with my colleague and brother CMB For long, we chose to walk on different paths despite chasing the same dream. A lot was said over the years, but we have come to the conclusion it is time to rise above our differences and focus on the betterment of our entertainment industry as we prepare ground for those that come after us.” Shared Hon. Jaguar
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Jaguar and Prezzo exchanged pleasantries as they shook hands, something that many of their fans have been waiting to see happen.
The two artistes who have always attracted hate and love in equal measure from listeners of their music, have not been seeing Eye to eye for many years.
But has it stands now they are ready to even work together on a track. This comes days after tywo Bongo Artists Diamond Platnumz and Alikiba also decided to settle their beef after meeting at the Burial ceremony of the late Agnes Masogange.
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