Holy Ten Speaks About His Latest Offering

We don't Do That Here.

By Panashe Siziba

You're so desperate to discredit me & that your career depends on my demise but last night you celebrated for nothing-Holy Ten

The feud between Holy Ten and Voltz JT seems to have escalated with Holy Ten accusing Voltz JT of trying to discredit him for personal gain.

Holy Ten specifically referred to Voltz JT as a rapper-turned-blogger, implying that JT's focus has shifted from music to blogging.

Holy Ten believes that JT's career is dependent on the Holy Ten's demise, suggesting that JT gains attention and relevance by targeting Holy Ten.

In a recent development, Voltz JT posted a freestyle of freestyle allegedly stolen by Holy claiming that it was made in 2021. However, Holy Ten asserts that the song was actually created two years ago, implying that JT is misrepresenting the timeline and potentially trying to attack fellow musician Holy Ten.

The tension between the two artists is palpable, with Ten expressing his frustration at seeing local artists celebrate what he perceives as the theft of his intellectual property. Holy Ten vows to upload the original files of his work to set the record straight and calls out "Yung Hondo" to explain himself in relation to the situation.

"We don’t do that here" was part of "Live Session Episode 4" shot in June 2020, The episode never aired because we (Brandonsskd and myself) recorded bad quality sound.Unfortunately someone got to the files and made my freestyles theirs. Luckily i still have the files, dating back to June 2020, I'm uploading them when you wake up (that’s if uchirara coz godo nehuroyi it’s the same sin) I'll also be out looking for "Yung Hondo" so he can explain himself. My intellectual property got stolen and local artists were celebrating. Like what?

source: Slick onlife👏