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Original Saliva singer Josey Scott has released two singles, “Who?” and “Famous,” which appear to be jabs at Bobby Amaru, the man who replaced Scott in the band. Who? Famous Last month the Saliva’s current lineup — fronted by Amaru — released, “Hit ‘Em Where It Hurts,” with lyrics apparently aimed at Scott. “‘Hit ‘Em Where It Hurts’ is an anthem about proving people wrong, not with words, but with action,” stated Amaru. Scott, who left Saliva in ’11, said he was surprised to hear that Saliva had released a “diss track” about him. “I’m just, like, ‘This is something Rappers do, dude. This ain’t something Rocker guys do.” Hit Em Where It Hurts . ### The post Josey Scott Responds To Saliva “Diss” appeared first on RockinTown.

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