Award-winning Kenyan rapper Henry Ohanga popularly known by his stage name, Octopizzo has fired back at a social media user who criticised his lyrical penmanship and style of music.
The netizen identified as King Flame as per his X (formerly Twitter) handle had taken to social to trash talk Octo's lyrics.
He noted that the rapper needed prayers because his writing style was incomprehensible and his songs were not enjoyable.
King Flame was reacting to a post that the rapper had made reacting to Pastor Ezekiel refusing to participate in a fake fall when being prayed for by Israeli-born American-Canadian televangelist Benny Hinn.
"Bruh... Pwagu alipata pwaguzi," wrote the Grammy-nominated artist accompanying the post with several laughing emojis.
"Octo we pia ungefaa uombewe ili uimbe ngoma tunaelewa lyrics, ( you also should have been prayed for so that you can start dishing out great music whose lyrics we can understand,)" wrote King Flame while responding to Octopizzo's post.
Catching wind of the X comment, the father of 2 responded to it cryptically in a bid to show off his skills and prove that he was actually a worthy penman despite the critic's thoughts.
Sharing two pictures of the Pope, one of him preaching but seemingly appearing as if he was dropping some fire lines, and another of him enjoying a bowl of pasta, Octo went on to claim that he was already beyond blessed with crazy skills.
As he went on to crown himself the G.O.A.T.
"Pope ashaa niombea akanishow huko Milano wananiita Benny Hinn venye naangusha hawa ma Pastor na uSipo-Get-Hii hautawahi get it. #DON," wrote the Grammy-nominated rapper accompanying the post with a goat emoji.
His comeback translates to;
"The Pope already prayed for me and while he was at it, he told me people in Milan call me Benny Hinn because of the way I be dropping pastors. And if you don't get this, you will never get it."
The post left netizens divided with some agreeing with the above critic while others defended the rapper tooth and nail.
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