Deejay Bugle is challenging the report carried earlier this week that he was booed during an RE High School tour event last Wednesday.
"That is not true, it never happened that way. Obviously, somebody nuh like and ah try fabricate something," a disgruntled Bugle told 0ne876 editor Claude Mills last Friday.
Oneil of Voice Mail agreed with his friend's assessment saying that he was not aware of any boos and he was onstage when it allegedly occurred.
"Mi no know nothing of that, mi no get involved inna other people business, it never happened, when Bugle was performing, I never never see nothing like that," Oneil concluded.
Bugle explained that not all students were enthusiastic about his refusal to sing a gun song as the rest of the artistes 'vibed' onstage, hence the perception that he was booed.
"The organizers played a riddim with pure gun songs on it, and the artiste ah sing other people song which is mostly gun song and the school ah get wild. We nah promote violence on the school tour, so a man fi use him conscience and know that it is not about forward and just low that, and do what you come fi do," he said.
"So mi just wings back because mi never comfortable with pure gun songs, and the kids start call Bugle Bugle, and mi go up de and explain the reason mi no waan sing dem song de, and mi do Yes Man, and it never lock the place like the gun songs, if 1000 kids were there, 990 a sing and the rest boo, so how on earth anybody fi hear any boo."
PJ Wright, organiser of the RE High School tour, also challenged the report in the media that Bugle was booed.
"If anything, it was just four persons booing or so, not enough to suggest that he did not perform well."
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