The hot new collaboration between Pallaso and Jamaican dancehall heavyweight Konshens has created a lot of excitement on social media. The release of their song “Want Money” coincided with Konshens’ trip to Uganda, where he collaborated with Jose Chameleone on a remix of Fik Gaza’s “Banana”.
But not everybody is moving to the music. Pallaso, according to some, didn’t quite measure up, leaving the atmosphere a little “meh.” Dancehall musician Vampino even offered criticism, claiming that Konshens appeared to be overly confident on both tracks.
“Man, the way Konshens was singing, it just wasn’t the fire he usually brings,” Vampino dished on Galaxy TV. “Felt like he was just messing around, maybe thinking these Ugandan artists were scared of him. Nah, I know him better than that.”
Vampino continued by revealing that certain foreign singers occasionally take it easy because they know Ugandan artists gain more from the collaboration. He asserted, “I know when someone’s serious, and Konshens wasn’t feeling it,” reiterating A Pass’s prior remarks regarding the hurried vibe.
