“Maliza watu Ambro, anza kwanza na driver. F*ck them up. That song should be deleted,” Xtian dela said
Mr. Seed has taken to social media to mourn the death his video director Ambrose Mburu, which occurred after the terryfying accident they encountered last month.
The artist said that till today, he has not believed that Ambrose is no more.
On the fateful day, they had shared ideas and future plans little did they know that a tragedy was awaiting them.
“29/4/2023 is the day I will never forget in my life. I lost a brother, one humble guy I knew. Till now I still don’t believe it. RIP. We spent the whole day with you we had good times and we shared a lot of ideas and future plans that day. We will miss you man,” Mr Seed said.
“This day I was so heartbroken. May God give your family and all your friends peace n God comfort each and everyone who knew bro. Till we meet again. Continue resting in peace Khan,” he further captioned a photo taken during Ambrose’s burial.
He also extended his heartfelt condolence to the families that lost their loved ones during the accident.
“May God take care of you and bring you peace. And to my friends that tulikuwa pamoja I pray for proper healing kwenyu health-wise and mental-wise,” he said.
The artist’s message comes moments after he was called out by Xtian Dela for releasing a song about the accident.
Dela, a friend of the late Ambrose, said that Mr Seed’s move was an insult to the deceased as well as his family and friends who are yet to come to terms with his death.
“It is an insult to the loved ones who are still in pain and like me have not yet come into terms that Ambro is dead. His grave is till fresh, his family is still hurting and mourning. Then some clout chasing killer first decided to show the car that Killed Ambro. Showing his fans and the family members of how Ambro was painfully killed by a reckless driver whose sobriety I question,” the agigated social media personality stated on his Insta stories.
According to him, Mr Seed decided to promote his song before releasing it. He added that Mr. Seed pretended to be sorry about the situation.
“With no utter feeling or shame pens a clout chasing song. (at min 2.07 of his new hit song, he says and I quote, ‘I will die with you’. An outright blasphemous mockery of the sweet memories but painful memories we are left to carry of our dear brother Ambroze.
Dela insisted that Ambroze’s family needed the car that ruined vehicle that Mr Seed showed in his music video to rpove that he was killed becaue of reckless driving.
“Maliza watu Ambro, anza kwanza na driver. Maliza watu. That song should be deleted, it is an insult to Ambro,” he said.
