Rapcha the Sayantist has intensified his attacks on rapper Khaligraph Jones, dismissing his authenticity and questioning his credibility in the Kenyan hip hop scene.

In his latest rant on Instagram on Sunday, September 14, 2025, Rapcha claimed their last clash, which he called “RASApect The Hoe G”, exposed Khaligraph’s weakness.

“He brought out Kamene and other girls. I want to categorically state that I don’t fight women;I demand an army of men. I’ve never seen a gang with one gangster and ten girls,” he said.

Rapcha went further, threatening to brand Khaligraph a fake gangster if he fails to show consistency online. “If we don’t get 17 posts throughout Khaligraph’s social media platforms, we’ll have to declare him a fake gangster, start a war, and then run away. Big body but zero brains,” he declared.

The podcaster also suggested that Khaligraph may have involved the police in their feud. “I’ve just been called by the police… Nigga, WTF? “I’m out,” Rapcha wrote online, before adding, “I thought you were a gangster with over ten murders to his name. Unaendaje karao na uko na 900 kg? Huoni aibu kusimamisha butchery mzima mbele ya OB?”

Background to the beef

The feud between the two entertainers has been building for weeks. Rapcha, known for his blunt takes on the industry, has accused Khaligraph of faking his image and misrepresenting his Kayole roots.

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In a viral podcast clip, he called the award-winning rapper a “fala” and said, “Everything about him is fake—from the accent to the faking of the Kayole hood story, even how he dresses.”

Khaligraph, on his part, responded by amplifying Rapcha’s criticism. Sharing the podcast clip on his Instagram, he captioned: “Just mentioning my name can boost your career or add traction to your podcast. Wacha leo nikupatie your breakthrough, my G, ume hustle sana.”

Rather than brushing him off, Khaligraph turned the spotlight back on Rapcha, sarcastically urging fans to give him support. “Umesema ata me si mtu wa Kayole,” he wrote, challenging the podcaster’s claims about his background.

The back-and-forth shows no signs of slowing, with Rapcha now doubling down on his attacks and positioning himself as Khaligraph’s loudest critic.