Sadeke Brooks, Staff Reporter

Pamputtae's name was on many lips recently when persons were circulating explicit pictures, claiming it was her. These allegations, she said, led to the release of 'Mud Up Mate'.

For weeks, people claimed that pictures of a woman performing oral sex on a man was Pamputtae. However, she later came out and denied these claims.

Since that time, she said she decided to release a song that is somewhat connected to the issue.

"It is in response to these pictures, because it mud up and dibby dibby. When you ago tek a girl picture and try frame me, you really mud up," Pamputtae said, alleging that a 'mate' possibly started the rumours.

She said the song also gave her the biggest 'forward' at the recent West Kingston Jamboree.

"They had the picture going around saying it was Pamputtae. When mi start deal wid Mud Up Mate, the crowd start gwaan a way. All when mi done perform, dem still want more," she said.

And although she got a good response from the song and numerous interviews because of the explicit pictures, Pamputtae said the experience has not been pleasant.

family affected

"It affect my family. Mi haffi siddung and talk to my son, because pickney see him and a seh things to him. My family know is not me, but is when the attack come at them, you have to tell them to walk away," she said.

"You done know a nine-day talk. Some people still deh pon it, but the real fans know seh a nuh me, the real people dem weh love Pamputtae know."

That aside, Pamputtae said she has a new song called Oh My.

"Gage a express fi himself when him sing Throat, so mi just a talk 'bout my thing weh me like. Woman love niceness, too, so mi can talk 'bout my niceness weh me like," she said.