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<p>Bounty Killer has certainly grown. Yes he has.</p>
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<p>The icon of the dancehall is still cross, angry and miserable but for different reasons.</p>
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<p>He spoke with Buzz during the launch of award winning producer, Not Nice’s, launch of his album, King Midas and said he was still the Warlord.</p>
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<p>“I am in a war against poverty, a war against division, a war against a lot f things that are wrong,” he said.</p>
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<p>His single on he King Midas album, One General, seems set to soar. It is a classic Bounty Killer in which he shows that he has lost none of his verve that has kept him at the forefront of the dancehall business for decades.</p>
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<p>“I don’t try to stay relevant, I just be real. If being real makes me stay relevant then so be it. I just be me,” he said.</p>
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<p>Speaking to the unity displayed between himself and once arch rival Beenie Man, Bounty Killer said even though they had a lyrical tiff, it was never about malice.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;“It was always about competition and competition makes you stronger. We never took it past the music. We were once rivals but now e are idols,” he said.</p>
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