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Priddy Ugly reveals that Anatii said his music was ‘whack’

Hip-Hop rapper Priddy Ugly recalls how Anatii thrashed his music calling it whack. 

During a recent interview with Zingah on Choppin It, the Handful Of Dust hitmaker claimed Anatii was among the people who talked him down on him on his way up as a musician.

The rapper whose real name is Ricardo Moloi said he was part of a rap crew when he met with Anathi Bhongo Mnyango better known as Anatii who spoke to Priddy Ugly along with his crew members using a “very heavy American accent.”

Priddy Ugly explained the situation of how it unfolded when he met Anatii during his interview with Zingah on Choppin It saying:  

“Anatii comes up to me at that time I was part of a rap crew that we just kinda of started. And the rap crew was called Black Prince,” he said. 

He continued by mentioning the members of his rap crew at the time saying:

“It was myself, Frank Casino and a guy named Parlee. And we were just chilling out there you known on our young nigga shit you know the cool nigga just swaging out whatever.”

“At the time he spoke with a very heavy American accent.” According to Priddy Ugly Anatii asked them if they made beast to which they responded by saying: 

“We are not producers, we make music,” said Priddy while speaking to Zingah.

Priddy along with his crew members further went into a car where Priddy along with his crew members played some of their songs for Anatii but The Saga hitmaker said the songs were “whack.”

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