Musician D-Star Hoozambe has described Kid Fox as an upcoming artist who lacks face value, arguing that the singer is seeking relevance through his controversial opinions following his return from Japan.Speaking on Galaxy TV, D-Star joined those criticising Kid Fox, who recently returned to the Ugandan music scene after spending several years in Japan.Kid FoxD-Star questioned the singer’s status in the industry, suggesting that he still has a long way to go before gaining widespread recognition.I think he’s a man who loves Jamaicans a lot, so he’s still upcoming in that aspect. He can move out and no one would recognise him enough to even give him a chapati.He went on to challenge Kid Fox to visit a chapati stall and ask for one for free, arguing that the singer is not famous enough for people to recognise him and offer him such a gesture.It’s Unfair – Vyper Ranking Backtracks On Music Battle With Kid Fox, Cites Limited CatalogD-Star also criticised Kid Fox’s frequent opinions on TikTok, suggesting that the attention given to his remarks is helping him remain relevant.“A face is an ID of its own. I see him talking a lot on TikTok, but we should stop giving him attention,” he added.Kid Fox has attracted attention with his public opinions since returning from Japan, with his remarks sparking debate among some Ugandan music fans and industry figures.The post D-Star Hoozambe says Kid Fox is still upcoming, lacks face value appeared first on MBU.