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Let your music talk; stop attacking fellow artists – King Michael’s advice to Kid Fox

 King Michael has advised fellow dancehall artist Kid Fox to spend more of his time in the studio producing good music instead of attacking fellow artists online.


Since his return to the music scene after decades of absence, Kid Fox has become a nuisance for various artists, both older and younger ones.

In various interviews, he has undermined their work, often questioning their talents and stardom whenever asked about their work.

King michael believes this was Kid Fox’s tactic to regain the attention of the public, but it cannot sustain him any longer without the backing of good music for his fans to consume.

People have different frustrations, and everyone wants to achieve their goals in a particular way. If Kid Fox, after all the years he spent working abroad after his music retirement, returned with such rowdy tactics, it’s up to him. But that’s not an easy path. I’m not certain he will achieve his goals that way.

He should rather be grateful and respectful to the artists that have lasted the test of time and those others that sprung up after he left because they preserved the industry for him. That train is long gone.

Let him concentrate on doing good music rather than attacking fellow artists. I don’t see him performing anywhere; it’s still us on those billboards.

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