The ongoing rivalry between Pallaso and Fik Gaza has taken a new twist, with Fik Gaza refuting claims that Pallaso played a role in connecting him to Jose Chameleone for the “Banana” remix.
In a recent interview, Fik Gaza clarified that it was Chameleone himself who requested to be part of the remix after listening to the original version of the song.
“Chameleone personally asked to add something to the song after listening to the original composition of ‘Banana.’ He liked the song, and Pallaso has never connected me to him,” Fik Gaza stated.
Pallaso, Chameleone’s younger brother, had earlier taken credit for linking Fik Gaza to Chameleone for the remix. His statements suggested that without his influence, the collaboration would not have happened.
However, Fik Gaza’s revelation now contradicts Pallaso’s claims, fueling the ongoing tension between the two artists.
Fik Gaza also used the opportunity to call out Pallaso, urging him to focus on music rather than creating conflicts with fellow artists.
“Pallaso should concentrate on making music instead of fighting other artists,” he added.
This statement comes after several heated exchanges between the two, with Pallaso accusing Fik Gaza of disrespect, while Fik Gaza maintains that he owes Pallaso nothing.
Music fans and insiders have been divided over the issue, with some siding with Pallaso, believing he helped open doors for Fik Gaza, while others support Fik Gaza’s stance that Chameleone made the decision independently.
As the war of words continues to escalate, the truth behind the “Banana” remix’s creation remains a hot debate in the industry. Whether Chameleone will personally speak out to confirm or deny these claims remains to be seen.