It seems that Willy Paul and Bahati have finally buried the hatchet. Their long-standing feud, marked by bitter jabs online and personal altercations have come to an end.
For the better part of last week, the two have been teasing fans on their upcoming songs and they simultaneously released the two songs; "Paah" and "Keki."
"Paah," a high-energy collaboration, showcased their vocal prowess and undeniable chemistry. The song quickly climbed the charts, becoming an instant hit. "Keki," a more introspective track, conveyed a message of unity and forgiveness, leaving a profound impact on their fans.
The reconciliation was met with a wave of disbelief and then, overwhelming joy from their supporters. Fans flooded social media with messages of support, celebrating the end of a bitter rivalry and praising their musical talents.
"We have ruled the industry for ten years, but we are just getting started. This is a new era,"" says Bahati.
For years, fans of both artists watched the drama unfold as Willy Paul and Bahati threw jabs at each other on social media, leaving the public divided.
"If there is an artiste that never made money during our beef, They will without a doubt die poor because now we are back to claim what is rightfully ours," he adds
Their first release, Paah, is a high-energy, danceable track with Willy Paul's signature Afrobeat style, while Keki is a heartfelt ballad that showcases Bahati's emotional depth. Both songs have already gained massive attention online, with fans praising the artists for their maturity and collaboration.
This comes hew fter Bahati publicly accepted Willy Paul's heartfelt apology late last year.
"My Brother @willy.paul.msafi, Apology Accepted. We are from far. We have all fought lots of challenges and great poverty in Mathare Slums to become who we are today"
"And as we strive to rise and become great, along the way we make a lot of mistakes, but what matters is going back and rectifying where we think we did it wrong, as our God is a God of Love and Second Chances." posted Bahati a while back.
In addition, Willy Paul extended an olive branch, expressing his hope that the two families could come together, especially for the sake of their children.
