Octopizzo addresses 'beef' with Khaligraph, and whether they will finally collabo

Kenyan rapper Henry Ohanga, popularly known as Octopizzo, has come out to address his alleged beef with fellow hard-hitting rap star Khaligraph Jones.

Octopizzo, speaking on Radio Citizen's Mseto East Africa show, asserted that he has no issue with anyone in the Kenyan music industry, including Khaligraph.

According to the ‘Kilos on Kilos’ hitmaker, any drudge he may or may not have held against any other artist in the past has since gone away with the passing of time.

Asked whether he’s still beefing with Khaligraph, he said; “I don't have a grudge against anyone in this country. If there ever was one, I don't think it exists now. It eventually just went away on its own. You probably already know that most of the time when you don't react to something, it just goes away.”

Upon being asked whether he and Khaligraph really talk, Octopizzo said they exchange pleasantries whenever they bump into each other but do not actually call each other on phone.

“We converse when we meet, but we don't ask each other how they are or call to check in on one another because we get along so well,” he stated.

Octopizzo further sought to assure his and Khaligraph’s fans that they may actually one day work together on a track, but just not yet.

According to the rapper-cum-philanthropist, the time for the ‘Mbona’ hitmaker and himself to get into the studio together has not yet arrived, but is just around the corner.

"It hasn't gotten there I guess. We have not reached the place where we can do a collabo…I think the day will come when we feel like it's time,” he said.