Bad Character Records singer Kalifah AgaNaga has called out fellow musician A Pass over what he described as a tendency to belittle and criticise the creative work of fellow artists.
During a live TikTok session, AgaNaga revisited a past incident in which A Pass openly criticised the Nassanga remix, particularly the verses delivered by Eddy Kenzo and Lil Pazzo.
A Pass reportedly expressed disappointment with their delivery, claiming Kenzo had sung poorly and used bad English.
The comments did not sit well with AgaNaga, who fired back at A Pass, questioning how he could dismiss Kenzo’s musical abilities when the same international accolades he aspires to win have already been bagged by the Big Talent boss.
He further challenged those who constantly question Kenzo’s musical abilities to seek advice from the singer and find out how he has managed to build an award-winning career despite the criticism surrounding his musical style.
AgaNaga also dismissed accusations that he was seeking sympathy, insisting that he has always stood on his own feet without depending on others.
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Turning his criticism towards A Pass, he accused him of being the one who seeks sympathy, alleging that his association with the National Unity Platform (NUP), formerly known through its People Power movement, and its president, Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine, is part of that tendency.
He further claimed that whenever A Pass faces criticism or is advised, he hides behind the political figures and movement he associates with.
Reflecting on his own journey in the music industry, AgaNaga maintained that he invested his school fees into music and has had to fight his way through the industry since day one.
Kalifah Aganaga sends strong Message to fellow Artist Apass.
— 𝐋𝐲𝐫𝐢𝐜 𝐥𝐚𝐛 (@lyriclab_ug) November 11, 2026
“Stop talking down our craft, You criticized Eddy Kenzo’s Verse on Nassanga remix and Even stated he doesn’t know how to sing English yet you can never achieve half of what he has .”
—Aganaga pic.twitter.com/9vltCinPsJ
