Sizzla Kalonji has joined Buju Banton to blast the government’s mandatory mask-wearing policy.
Sizzla went LIVE on Instagram last week to share his views on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic along with the LGBTQ community and other topics.
Speaking on COVID-19, the “Take Myself Away” singer called the world health authorities “liards”, citing that the real virus was poverty and homelessness in Jamaica.
Sizzla Kalonji, real name Miguel Collins, continued by questioning how the masks being used could protect anyone from a dangerous virus as he used more heavy-duty ones to protect him when he used to do body work on cars.
“Watch dis, di yute dem smart. Caw mi grow up in di garage. When you a duh sanding work, sanding the filler of the car you gotta wear a natural mask more filtered than this mask. And such a dangerous virus, a likkle kerchief or a domestic mask can shield yuh from it? And if yuh need the mask, why yuh need vaccine? If di mask work, why social distancing? Is a trick man. Wha wi a mask from God bout?” he questioned.
Sizzla added that he believed that the vaccine for the virus would contain a microchip, which would be detrimental to humans.
Last month, Buju Banton made rounds on social media over his comments on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and refusal to wear a mask.
“We wan done wid this mask wearing bullsh_t inna Jamaica,” Banton said in his first video, “Who fi dead aguh dead and who nah guh dead just affi guh live,” he continued.
“We are tired of these intellectual fools trying to tell us how to live our lives, if you are so smart why haven’t you found the cure for cancer?” the “Blessed” signer questioned.
