Ghetto champion Yung Mulo has hit back at fellow musician A Pass over his comments about the management and upbringing of young singer Warden Kartel.

A Pass recently questioned whether Warden Kartel was being properly managed as a minor, expressing concern about the nature of the lyrics he sings, which he considers inappropriate for someone his age.

However, Yung Mulo, who identifies with the ghetto community where Warden Kartel comes from, has defended the young singer and his choice of music, arguing that A Pass has no moral authority to lecture others about nurturing young talent.

Yung Mulo questioned A Pass’s contribution to developing upcoming artists, suggesting that instead of focusing on Warden Kartel, he should pay attention to his own music and career.

Warden Kartel needs to be protected and nurtured better, away from vulgar lyrics – A Pass

“You keep bringing him to our faces instead of asking why he does an album of 40 songs, and none hits,” Yung Mulo remarked.

The visibly frustrated musician also argued that A Pass does not financially support Warden Kartel or take responsibility for his upbringing, questioning why he feels entitled to comment on how the youngster is being raised and managed.

Do you know what it takes to care for a child? You just speak for the sake of it pretending like you are knowledgeable. How many have you helped the right way? Why don’t you get one and you groom them and show us how it’s done?