Loukman Ali Calls Out Swangz Avenue’s Zagazillion For Releasing The ‘Worst Song Ever’

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Loukman Ali Calls Out Swangz Avenue’s Zagazillion For Releasing The ‘Worst Song Ever’

Popular cinematographer, screenwriter, and film director, Loukman Ali has finally discovered the worst song he has ever listened to and it belongs to

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Popular cinematographer, screenwriter, and film director, Loukman Ali has finally discovered the worst song he has ever listened to and it belongs to Swangz Avenue’s signee, Zagazillion.

Loukman boldly made this statement after Zagazillion innocently posted a video clip on his Twitter/X handle reminding his followers of his ‘Judith Babirye’ jam that he dropped way back during lockdown before advising them to stream it on all platforms.

In the 50-second clip, Zagazillion reminisces about his supposed former crush who seemingly added on too much weight, and in one of the lines, he hints at how Martha Kay is attractive to him.

In a series of tweets, the ‘Girl In A Yellow Jumper’ movie director could not hide his disgust as he compared it Rezso Seress ‘Gloomy Sunday’, which was termed as the Hungarian suicide song which has multiple suicide cases tagged to it.

“In Vienna, a teenage girl drowned herself while clutching a music sheet. In Budapest, a shopkeeper killed himself and left a note that quoted the lyrics of the same song. I always thought Gloomy Sunday by Rezso Seress was the worst song ever but you’ve just changed my mind,” Loukman wrote.

In Vienna, a teenage girl drowned herself while clutching a music sheet. In Budapest, a shopkeeper killed himself and left a note that quoted from the lyrics of the same song. I alwys thought “Gloomy Sunday” by Rezso Seress was the worst song ever but you’ve just changed my mind

— Loukman Ali (@LoukmanAli) August 1, 2024

This seemingly rubbed Zagazillion the wrong way as he promised to deal with Loukman if they ever crossed paths again.

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“SawaM r. Netflix. You really have a way with words. I gotta give it to you. But when I land on you, you won’t like it,” he replied.

Sawa Mr Netflix. You really have a way with words I gotta give it to you but when I land on you, you won’t like it

— Zagazillions (@Zagazillions) August 1, 2024

Loukman is not the only Ugandan who is disappointed in Zagazillion’s song as hundreds of Twitter users have quoted the clip, with some calling out the youngster for the ‘derogatory and misogynistic’ song with uncoordinated lyrics.

Is this the artist representing your label? @Swangz_Avenue @benonswangz Thank you for platforming this wretched gutter man whose persona is misogyny &everything in between that endangers women. https://t.co/N18fevxsx9

— NAKAYIZA (@Nakayiza_) August 2, 2024

this might be the single worst piece of whatever this is I’ve heard ever since I was born. I’m absolutely flabbergasted that I’ll never get those few seconds of my life back https://t.co/CUbw9sOYyZ

— Kevin (@yolekevin) August 2, 2024

Even that Nilo song that y’all bumped to during lockdown, non-stop, I hated it then and still hate it now. He has potential but his choice of content is devastatingly poor.
He’s signed to a prestigious label that he continues to embarrass despite them keeping him around. https://t.co/HtnRqVEDXS

— Twisted Metal. (@Oxymoronicity) August 2, 2024

Misogyny, fatphobia, rape, fallacies about women’s vaginas, all in 49 seconds. You are repulsive.

And a lot of coons are in the cs appreciating this uncoordinated bs. https://t.co/zBgM0DDACZ

— Brünhild (@Evelynnakyo) August 2, 2024

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