The Ugandan music scene is on fire again as the feud between Jowy Landa/Ava Peace’s camp and Sheebah Karungi’s die-hard fanbase, the Sheebaholics, grows nastier by the day.

What started as whispers over a disputed song has now spiraled into an all-out war of words, insults, and fan attacks.

During a no-holds-barred interview with Galaxy TV’s Rewind entertainment crew, Jowy, who has been making waves under the guidance of Jeff Kiwa—Sheebah’s former manager—finally snapped and threw shade directly at Queen Karma’s army of loyal supporters.

“Some bed bugs came to my inbox. I don’t know where they got my number because my number is private, but they sent me stupid messages. I want to tell them that nothing can put me down,” Jowy blasted, making it clear she wasn’t here to play nice.

Her choice of words instantly lit up social media, with Sheebaholics clapping back at the insult and declaring they won’t tolerate any disrespect towards their Queen. Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook have since been buzzing with heated exchanges, memes, and hashtags as fans from both camps trade blows online.

The bad blood stems from a song ownership dispute that has drawn battle lines across Uganda’s entertainment industry. The Sheebaholics accuse Jowy and her allies of foul play, claiming their Queen was robbed, while Jowy stands her ground, insisting the project belongs rightfully to her side.

“What I assure you is that the song is ours. The case is with the police,” she added, hinting that the matter has gone far beyond music beef and could soon play out in the courts.

Industry insiders say the clash is deeper than just one song but rather a power struggle between Sheebah’s camp and Jeff Kiwa’s stable, with both sides fighting for dominance in the cutthroat Ugandan music market.

Now, fans are left asking: Will this turn into another endless celebrity rivalry, or will the authorities settle the dispute once and for all?