Singer Alexander Bagonza, popularly known as A Pass, has proudly admitted to adding fuel to the fiery war of words between fellow singer King Saha and music promoter Abtex.

A Pass revealed that he deliberately spiced up the exchange because he was enjoying the back-and-forth between the two public figures, insisting that stirring up such verbal battles is something he enjoys doing.

He explained that he was particularly amused when King Saha referred to Abtex as “Emulungu”, a word he had never heard before but quickly grew to love, prompting him to join the exchange and make it even more interesting.

He said that I add fuel to their feud, but the reality is that I was enjoying their exchange and war of words. So, what did he expect me to do? They called him ‘Emulungu’, a word I had never heard before but which I came to love. I had to spice up the exchange.

Whenever I find two people exchanging words, I spice things up. That’s my job. I enjoy these exchanges. I add more fuel to the fire so that they can keep going. I was on King Saha’s side, and I won’t quit. I’ll just be watching from the sidelines as it progresses.

Interestingly, A Pass also appeared unbothered by Abtex’s personal attacks on his music, including claims that he sounds like artificial intelligence (AI).

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He agreed with Abtex’s assessment, saying he had no problem with being ridiculed and actually enjoys whatever the promoter has to say about him.

Abtex is right. He said I sing like AI. He added that he doesn’t understand my voice and that I sing like a success card. Whatever he said is right, and no one is opposing him. I enjoy whatever he says about me. He should continue ridiculing me.

“Omulimu gwange gwa kajubi” A Pass ayanukudde Abitex#DailySoup pic.twitter.com/wHef7Uglk3

— SPARK TV (@sparktvuganda) November 10, 2026