Zuchu has decided to respond to Eric Omondi after he made the claim that the Bongo genre had been deposed by South African, Amapiano.

The WSB records signee disagreed with Eric's take saying;

"Bongo flavor can never die. Artists are going out of their comfort zones. It's called diversity, trying new sounds has never killed any industry. The music industry is so big so let artists try out new things ndo mabadiliko hayo."

But Eric as is his norm doesn't back down when he believes he is right and quickly responded to the 'Sukari' singer.

He said that Zuchu should be proud of the Tanzanian music that she makes, which raises the profile of her country.

He noted that the Amapiano genre is a passing fad and that Tanzanians should avoid dumping their own genre for it.

His long message is below;

"My dear Sister. This is how it always begins, we always start by losing our Authenticity and Identity and giving Excuses for it. Huku Kenya tulianza vivyo hivyo na Muziki wetu ukapotea😥😥😥. Wazungu wanasema "If it's not Broken, dont fix it!!" Bongo Fleva iko SAWAA kabisa na Hakuna haja ya kuwacha Bongo Fleva ati Kwa ajili ya ku "Diversify". Amapiano ni Basi🚎 tu linalopita ila sisi tukiipanda bila kujua kinaenda wapi basi tutashindwa kurudi nyumbani. Tutakua tunauza sera zao na Tamaduni zao na Kuua chetu. Unapoimba "Sukari" in that Sweet Authentic Bongo Tone and Beat, what you are basically doing ni Kuinua Taifa na Bendera ya Tanzania 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 and WE LOVE IT SOO MUCH and we are PROUD of it. Lakini when you Continually replace that Bongo Sound na Amapiano baada ya Mda tutakua tumejipoteza. Trust me, this happened to Kenyan music🇰🇪, I am Speaking from Experience. Msalimu sanaa Kakangu na Wana WCB Wote waambie Nawapenda. Naja Dar January nitawaalika show yangu hapo Mlimani City😊😊"

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