TAKEAWAYS

• Sheebah Karungi condemned Gloria Bugie for allegedly using Crysto Panda’s personal losses against him.
• She apologised to Panda and acknowledged that he has every reason to be hurt and angry.
• Sheebah urged both parties to leave the matter to God, stressing that there are lines people should never cross.

The ongoing online feud between musicians Crysto Panda and Gloria Bugie has taken a more personal turn after Gloria Bugie allegedly brought Panda’s family losses into their dispute.

The remarks have sparked strong reactions, with fellow musician Sheebah Karungi coming out in defence of Panda and condemning the use of personal grief as a weapon during an argument.

In a post on X, Sheebah called out the behaviour, arguing that regardless of the differences between two people, some boundaries should never be crossed.

“If you are the kind of human being who can use someone’s greatest loss of a mother, a father, or a child as a weapon to attack them, then you are an evil spirit,” Sheebah stated.

She went on to urge Gloria to reconsider her approach, telling her to “fix your heart’s posture,” while describing the situation as something that should never have reached that level.

Sheebah also directed a message to Panda, apologising for what had happened and acknowledging the emotional impact of the remarks.

“I’m so sorry, Panda, that this happened to you,” she wrote, revealing that she had called him the previous day because she genuinely wanted him to stop engaging in the feud.

According to Sheebah, she understands why Panda is angry and hurt but encouraged him not to continue the confrontation.

“Please, leave this woman to God. Some things are better left in His hands,” she added.

Sheebah further addressed the common argument that a man should not engage in a fight with a woman. While acknowledging the sentiment, she stressed that Panda remains a human being whose emotions and dignity should also be respected.

“There is a limit to everything,” she said, adding that people can disagree, become angry or get hurt, but there are certain lines that decent human beings simply should not cross.

The comments come amid the ongoing back-and-forth between Panda and Gloria, which initially centred on their music and respective standing in the industry before spilling onto social media.