A simmering rivalry between Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz and his former WCB Wasafi signee Mbosso has exploded into a heated public spat, with accusations, revelations, and warnings flying across social media.

The feud intensified after Mbosso allegedly suggested that Diamond was envious of his success. The claim triggered a fiery response from the Wasafi boss, who dismissed the accusation as baseless.

“In your statements, you are forcing me to be involved, claiming that we are envying you. What would I envy you for anyway? And how would that help me?” Diamond posted on Instagram Stories.

The issue escalated further when Diamond’s close ally, Baba Levo, shared a video appearing to show Diamond guiding Mbosso in creating the melody for his hit track “Pawa.”

In a surprising twist, Diamond admitted to having played a major role in shaping “Pawa”—even after Mbosso’s departure from Wasafi. He said he stepped in because the song wasn’t strong enough and wanted to help it succeed.

But Diamond didn’t stop there. He claimed that his creative contributions to Mbosso’s catalogue run deep, asserting that he wrote between 40% and 90% of many of Mbosso’s biggest tracks, including “Hodari,” “Baikoko,” “Shetani,” and “Assalaam.”

“Approximately 90% of all your songs… others 40%, others 50%, and others up to 90%,” he revealed.

Diamond also dropped a financial bombshell, disclosing that Mbosso’s exit clause from WCB Wasafi was Tsh 323,250,000. He claimed he waived the entire fee out of goodwill to allow Mbosso to restart his career without financial burden.

Wrapping up his tirade, Diamond warned Mbosso—and anyone else tempted to disrespect him—that while he doesn’t seek recognition, he demands respect.

He described himself as someone who chooses patience over conflict but cautioned that his silence should never be mistaken for weakness.

“I am truly crazy, and I don’t take nonsense,” Diamond declared, reminding fans that his no-nonsense reputation goes back to his early days in the industry.