Spice Diana’s ‘Twookya’: Targeting Sheebah Karungi?

Spice Diana’s latest track, “Twookya,” has stirred speculation about its intended target, with many speculating it takes aim at her rival, Sheebah Karungi. Produced by Bass Boi and accompanied by a video directed by Jahlive, the song arrives on the heels of Karungi’s remix of “Sipimika” by Young Mulo.

“Sipimika,” featuring a video by Director Pest, was crafted by Real Philbert and Hannz Tactiq, with lyrics penned by Dokta Brain. When questioned about whether “Twookya” was a response to “Sipimika,” Diana remained cryptic, suggesting listeners should interpret it however they please.

However, she clarified that the song tackles the theme of “fake feminism” and addresses those living inauthentic lives. Diana emphasized the prevalence of deceitful individuals in society and the need to confront such behavior.

Regarding the prospect of a musical feud with Sheebah Karungi, Spice Diana dismissed the idea, labeling Karungi as “lazy” and implying she’s not worth engaging with in a battle of musical prowess. Diana’s stance on musical battles isn’t new; in a previous interview, she expressed reluctance due to the potential financial costs involved, indicating she wouldn’t engage unless the compensation met her high standards.

Diana’s stance reflects a confidence in her own abilities and a reluctance to measure herself against other artists. With “Twookya” dropping shortly after “Sipimika,” the ongoing tension between Spice Diana and Sheebah Karungi continues to captivate fans and industry observers alike, leaving many to speculate about the true motivations behind their musical exchanges.