In a surprising turn of events, Latvian rapper Gatis Irbe, known professionally as Gacho, and actor Artuss Kaimiņš have put aside their decade-long feud. Teh two clashed publicly eleven years ago, culminating in a highly publicized challenge to a boxing match. Their recent reconciliation took place on Kaimiņš’s popular talk show,”Dog House,” where they discussed the past and their newfound camaraderie.
The “Dog House” show, known for its candid and sometimes confrontational interviews, provided the perfect setting for this unexpected reunion. kaimiņš, known for his outspoken personality, recalled the earlier conflict, stating, “Gacho made a concert for himself and a shirt with Artus’ face on it with the words ‘axe.’ Than Artus did a show where real axes were talking, it was one of the funniest shows. Then you called for fights rather, let’s go fight in the ring, but I gave the answer. If you look back 11 years later, it’s f*in funny.”
The initial conflict stemmed from Kaimiņš’s perceived rudeness towards other individuals, including actress Regina Devīti. Irbe, taking offense, challenged Kaimiņš to a boxing match. The terms of the challenge, as recalled by Kaimiņš, were rather unique: Kaimiņš woudl participate only if he received a fee equivalent to Gacho’s weight in thousands.
Irbe offered his outlook on the situation, explaining, “I remember that the Tukum brothers boxing club told me that it was necessary, I said, let’s go, let’s call out. Of course, I was somehow angry with you. You crossed Zenta. you crossed her. It wasn’t that I went to potential investors. It was that people told me that I would give half the money. I think my weight was 69 kilograms, but maybe I could get down to 50 (laughs).”
The reconciliation between Gacho and Kaimiņš serves as a reminder that even the most heated public disputes can eventually be resolved. Their story highlights the power of communication and the potential for forgiveness, even after years of animosity. The episode of “Dog House” featuring their conversation is sure to be a memorable one for viewers.