The ZimTainment

It's now official that controversy runs in Platinum Prince's veins. The foul mouthed Zim Dancehall chanter who is well known for firing shots at almost every Dancehall artist has now taken another stunt where he is now gunning for the Dancehall Igwe.

Platinum Prince who was recently on the Ndururani Tour with his best buddy and ally Qounfuzed has taken the industry by storm as he is now firing shots at Winky D. The Ndururani star will be featuring his dog wearing a t-shirt written GAFA at its back in which that is the title used by the ZimDancehall pioneer, Winky D.

The video which is yet to be released has already sent waves around social media as the photos of Platinum Prince and his GAFA dog are circulating. Apparently people has caught mixed feelings on this issue with others saying that the boy is now becoming too big for his shoes as he should know where to begin and end.

Others are of the notion that dissing is part of the game and there is notjing wrong with that as long as it won't get personal . "The boy who has now been in the game for quite some time is lyrically fiend and his word play is off the hook and I don't see any reason why it is bad to diss someone when it is not personal", said one commentator on Facebook.

Now the question is, will Platinum Prince's career last for a long time considering the level of his diss game?

After the release of his latest single entitled Ndeipi President, rumor has has been going on around all the social media platforms that the Ndururani star Platinum Prince is dead. Others has been commenting on Facebook that Platinum Prince was shot dead because of the so-called diss track to His Excellency President Robert Mugabe.

Apparently Platinum Prince who was in South Africa on a tour alongside Qounfuzed, Juwela and Ninja Lipsy said that he is still alive and kicking. Platinum Prince took to his social media on his Facebook account to clear the air about his presumed death as well as correcting those who were saying that he dissed president Mugabe. Below is what he posted on his Facebook page:

" IAM ALIVE AND WELL!!
It is quite disturbing in my camp to note that there are myriad numbers of people who are fascinated with faking my death and spreading negative stories about me following the release of my single, "Ndeip President"

To clear the air,that song is not a diss song to President R.G Mugabe but rather a song of praise at the same time notifying him of other things that he might not be aware of. I would neva diss my President, in fact, he is a role model to me as i draw a lot of inspiration from him.

As an artist I have my own artistry where I use humour, Wit, Metaphors and other literal devices and I maintain that, it pains me to see people who mistake art. My intention was to just denote my creativity and uniqueness and if u think I had other intentions or I meant other things, pliz listen again.

However, I would like to thank all fans who attended our Pretoria shows and to my Zimbabwean fans I am touching down in a few hours to come udzai vavengi Vambomira kunditumira imwe mhepo cz
August sezvo ari nyamavhuvhu anemhepo dzake nekare.. ah plus kune vaye vaiti ndakafa hameno henyu cz mazita enyu haapo palist kuno kudenga #CHAKAIPA"

This is what the Ndururani star had to say and I hope everyone who thought he was dead now knows the truth. Anyway Platinum Prince will be at the Cup Clash this weekend and he has promised fireworks.

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It first came as a surprise the first time I heard the first three lines of Platinum Prince’s latest track called Ndeipi yenyu President. At first I thought it was a diss song to His Excellency President Robert Mugabe as he sang, “Ndeipi yenyu baba vaBona/ Ndanzwa vanhu vachiseka kuti makadonha.” 

Normally artists in Zimbabwe are “afraid” to sing songs with such kind of lyrics mocking the president.

Anyway, it seems as if Platinum Prince was only trying to lure the attention of his fans as he kinda mocks the president. In this song the dancehall chanter will not be mocking the president as such but will be letting the president know about his worries since Zimbabwe attained its independence. 

Platinum Prince talks about the socio-economic problems which the people of Zimbabwe are facing on a daily basis. Some of the issues he mentions in his song are the economic problems which the nation is facing as well as current job cuts issue which has seen more than twenty thousand people lose their jobs in the past four weeks or so. In his first verse he sings, “Makatibata bho kubva 1980/ Izvezvi ndakura ndavekuma 20/ Asi honai economy president/ Mabasa hakuna handina kana cent.”

Furthermore, the Ndururani star continues to talk about the social problems which are faced by the nation. In his second verse he talks about the corruption and mismanagement of resources which has been going on in the local city councils as he sings, “Kanzuru haisi kushanda yaka easa/ Makamboenda here kuChitungwiza/ Masuweji akasara kwese vanhu vakufamba vachijamba kunge hwiza.”

This song is one of those songs which shows that the people are now tired of what is going on in Zimbabwe in all sectors of life. Anyway, Platinum Prince continues to give respect to the president for what he has done in the past. He also makes some jokes as always as sings, “Chimbondipai tip/ Munonwira bhawa ripi/ Mozoenda neni handichade hwahwa huri cheap.”

In a nutshell, this song is crazy, you need to have it on your playlist as it is one of those tracks which  will make you laugh your lungs out.

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