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Holy Ten: Master of double standards…as he attacks Winky D at home, glorifies him abroad
NewsDay Staff ·

CONTROVERSIAL rapper Holy Ten has been accused of double standards by some showbiz followers after he performed the song Ibotso in East London, South Africa last weekend after previously distancing himself from the controversial song.
Holy Ten features on the song Ibotso off multi-award-winning dancehall president Winky D’s latest offering Eureka Eureka, but has said he regrets being part of its recording.
Holy Ten, also known as Mujaya, shocked many barely 24 hours after the album release when he announced that he was tricked into becoming part of the song which loosely means a curse.
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