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<p>Bugle releases a controversial song from his Picture Perfect album about his musical journey that suggests Elephant Man short-changed him before he became the popular reggae/dancehall artiste he is today.</p>
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<p>Before becoming an established Artiste Bugle was writing songs for some of the biggest names in dancehall like Papa San and Bounty Killer, but it was Elephant Man who he held in the highest regard at one point in his life. After giving Elephant man song lyrics that saw him tour globally and championing Elephant Man as his ‘Don,’ Bugle was devasted to receive USD 2000 dollars/ jmd when the ‘Sweep Artiste’ returned from tour. Bugle wrote seven songs on &nbsp;Elephant Man's album, Log On, that was released by Greensleeves records, with no credit on the album. The song also speaks about how he was always committed to music and boasts a chorus that proclaimed music saved Bugle’s life. Bugle also went on to Praise Daseca’s Music group and its development of his talents, which resulted in his success.</p>
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<p>The song also features Alexander who sings the hook passionately and Noah Powah who identified with the struggle of being with the wrong group of friends and going on a robbery before turning to music and acting. </p>
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<p>Bounty Killer used his official Instagram Grunggaadzilla to post three fire emojis in support of the song and it’s message On Bugle’s Instagram platform Buglean9ted. </p>
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