The reason for the online feud? FRYA's announcement of a new song dropping this coming Friday.

Capitalizing on the Hype? MaGhetto Yutes Divided

FRYA, riding a wave of positive reception following her recent performances, took to Twitter to share the exciting news of her upcoming release. However, her announcement was met with an unexpected barrage of criticism from some Winky D fans. 

Accusations of being an "attention seeker" and leveraging Winky D's current popularity to promote her own music flooded FRYA's comment section.

Winky D Fans Turn Up the Heat on FRYA's Upcoming Release: Attention Seeker or Strategic Opportunist?

The crux of the argument hinges on timing. With Winky D himself maintaining a shroud of secrecy surrounding his next project, some fans believe FRYA's decision to release a song this Friday is a calculated move to capitalize on the existing hype within the Zimdancehall scene.

Strategic Planning or Opportunism? Industry Experts Weigh In

While the online discourse simmers, industry experts offer a more nuanced perspective. Renowned music critic, Tapiwa "Blessing" Nyota, suggests FRYA's move could be a strategic decision. "New music releases are meticulously planned well in advance," Nyota explains. "It's possible FRYA's team had this date locked in for months, and it simply coincides with the current buzz surrounding Winky D."

A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats: Collaboration or Competition?

Veteran musician and producer, Sam "The Hitmaker" Chikombe, takes a broader view. "A vibrant music scene thrives on healthy competition," he argues. "FRYA's release has the potential to generate excitement and keep fans engaged. It could even pave the way for future collaborations between artists."

Will Fans Embrace the New Music or Remain Divided?

Only time will tell how Winky D fans will ultimately react to FRYA's new song. While some may view it as an unwelcome intrusion, others might embrace the opportunity to discover new talent within the Zimdancehall genre. 

The coming Friday will be a pivotal moment, not just for FRYA's career but also for fostering a more collaborative spirit within the Zimbabwean music industry.