The brutal war between artists Bahati and Willy Paul continues, and the two have continued to attack each other on the sensitive issue of the decline of Kenyan music.
A week ago Bahati raised the issue saying that Kenyan music has been depending on his efforts, which Pozee denied saying that he has been carrying the Kenyan music industry alone.
Now Pozee is back and hitting at his rival's characteristic of wearing women's clothing.
Pozee on his Instagram uploaded a photo of himself being received at a party in Bungoma county and said that he was received heroically and people gave him their ears.
The self-proclaimed artist provoked Bahati by saying that he is listened to even without wearing women's clothes, saying that in African culture a man should not always dress like a woman - a statement aimed at Bahati's camp.
The artist also thanked his mother for raising him with good customs and the basics of knowing how an African boy should dress.
"Complete Safety, Thank you Bungoma! I don't have to wear a skirt to be heard, to stay true to my African culture. Thank you Salome for Raising a Real Man... One Love,” Pozee said.
It should be noted that musician Bahati has been hitting the headlines after being seen dressed like a woman last weekend.
In the video that he uploaded, Bahati was with his wife Diana Marua, and was wearing a red dress, a wig on his head, and had make-up.
Some Kenyans came forward to slander him saying that he has given up on music and turned to content development by doing skits to excite fans who follow him on social media.
Amidst the commotion, the artist also called himself a saviour, something that Willy Paul has strongly opposed.
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