The self-proclaimed “Godfather of Canadian Rap” Belly has responded to a local Toronto rapper named Kama and his anti-Belly movement, entitled “The Smelly Movement” or “The Bowel Movement” (no one is quite sure). In addition to serving Belly one of the weakest diss tracks in recorded rap history, in which Kama childishly calls Belly “smelly”, Kama also took out advertising on a public transit bus. The advertisement shows an image of Belly photoshop’d to be “beaten up” and “smelling” ran across the side of the bus during the week coinciding with Toronto’s Caribanna festival.

The conflict was escalated when Kama and his crew showed up at Belly’s album release party in which an ensuing scuffle broke out. During the fight, Kama’s chain was snatched of his neck by a member of Belly’s entourage. A few days later, Kama appeared on a local college radio station to premier his Belly diss as well as speak to a caller who claimed to be the “chain snatcher”. Kama alleges that the caller really wasn’t the one who took his chain.

Belly has responded by turning the whole “Smelly” movement on its head in a very witty way with a whole lotta swag.

Check out the record here:
Belly -Smells Like Money

PS. Belly wins.