Zambian rap heavyweight Camstar has sparked controversy with his latest release, “Ask About Me,” featuring the equally talented K’Chinga. Known for his no-holds-barred approach to lyricism, Camstar delivers a fiery verse that takes direct aim at fellow artist Nez Long, labeling him a “dancehall queen” rather than a rapper.
The diss, laced within Camstar’s verse, has already set social media ablaze, with fans speculating about the brewing tension between the two. While Nez Long has previously blended dancehall elements into his music, Camstar’s jab seems to question his credibility in the rap scene, igniting debates among hip-hop lovers.
Produced by RBeatzth3kid, “Ask About Me” is more than just a diss—it’s a banger with a bold message. Camstar reminds listeners of his lyrical dominance, showing that he’s not one to back down from a challenge. His bars hit hard, positioning himself and K’Chinga as forces to be reckoned with.
K’Chinga also brings his A-game, delivering a solid performance that complements Camstar’s aggressive energy. The synergy between the two creates a dynamic track that’s already making waves.
As expected, the line about Nez Long has divided fans. Some have praised Camstar for his bravery and sharp lyricism, while others believe the diss was unnecessary. Still, the buzz surrounding the track has only added fuel to the already vibrant Zambian hip-hop scene.
Will Nez Long respond to Camstar’s jab, or will this remain a one-sided lyrical assault? Only time will tell. In the meantime, “Ask About Me” is already climbing the charts, proving once again that controversy and talent go hand-in-hand in the music industry.