KipRich is very upbeat about his latest single 'Nuh Tall Talking', a collaboration of himself, Alozade and Chico which has hit the streets hard.

"The reaction to this song is positive in the streets, people react wildly when it is played in the dancehall," KipRich told The WEEKEND STAR in a recent interview.

The Kingston Bridge rhythm produced by Cashflow Productions, provided the perfect platform for the artistes to pelt their venomous lyrics. In the song, they boast about not fearing anyone, and paid homage to renowned garrisons.

"Every time me, Alozade and Chico team up, it's always a hit song, if we don't have a hit idea we don't record it. A bad tune dis, a nuh play ting," KipRich said.

He also noted that youths in the garrison could relate to this song as it speaks for them.

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"We a guh in the heart of the ghetto with this song yah, everybody in the garrison can relate to it as it speaks about some real things that happen in those places. This song start wake up the street already, this is one of them underground garrison songs," KipRich said.

The artiste also stressed that the song was already doing well and, with further promotions in the dancehall, it would get even more popular.

"Instead of saying 'nuh long talking' we seh 'nuh tall talking'. This is a new argument we a go buss yah now," KipRich said.

KipRich is renown for his witty lyrics, especially when he is in clash mode on the Sting stage.

He was crowned as the King of Clashes, but there is yet to be word if he will clash with any artiste at this year's staging of Sting.

In the meantime, KipRich will promote his new single which he believes will take the streets by storm.