If you visit singer King Saha’s home, don’t be surprised to find a wall dedicated to people he considers his enemies.
The musician has revealed that he keeps an “enemy wall” displaying the names and photos of individuals he believes have wronged him, saying every member of his household is expected to recognise them as enemies too.
Speaking during a recent interview, King Saha explained that the list changes over time depending on how his relationships with people evolve.
“When someone becomes my enemy, I add them to the wall. If we reconcile, I remove them. If another one comes up, they take that place,” he said.
According to the singer, his children are expected to embrace the same stance, even if they have no idea what led to the fallout.
“They don’t need to know what that person did. Once the picture is there, they know that person is not one of us,” he said.
He added that he would be disappointed if his children failed to stand with him against those he considers enemies.
“I can even stop loving my child if they don’t hate my enemies the way they should,” he remarked.
The singer also linked the wall to his personal fortunes, claiming that whenever he misses out on work or financial opportunities, he believes someone featured on the wall is behind it.
“When I go out looking for money and I don’t get it, I believe one of those people blocked my blessings,” he said.
Saha believes the practice helps avoid repeatedly explaining personal conflicts to family members and even encouraged others to adopt the idea in their own homes.
“Create an enemy wall. It saves you from having to explain yourself every time someone asks about a person you don’t get along with,” he said.
The remarks have since stirred mixed reactions online, with some social media users finding the idea amusing, while others questioned whether family members should inherit personal grudges.
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