Wyclef wants to be president of Haiti. The “Gone To November” hitmaker currently regarded as the front-runner in the country’s election, set for Nov. 28. However, the bid hasn’t come without a bit of scrutiny. ‘Clef’s childhood friend and former Fugees bandmate Pras Michael — also a Haitian-American — has been on the frontlines of blasting Jean’s run for The National Palace since he announced his candidacy Thursday.

Pras will not back Wyclef because he lacks “short-term” and “long-term” plans to bring the island nation into the 21st century. He added he loves his Ole Chum “dearly,” but he doesn’t support his policies.

“You’ve got 1.2 million people living in tent city right now. What are the plans to get these people out?” Pras said of the survivors of the Jan. 12 earthquake.

The “Ghetto Superstar” hitmaker is also disturbed that Wyclef uses a private jet for his frequent trips to Haiti and that he wondered why he doesn’t take a commercial flight, since the money saved can help families displaced by the natural disaster.

So will Pras be supporting in the upcoming election? None other than Wyclef’s opponent, Michel “Sweet Micky” Martelly, instead.

“He’s more popular in Haiti than Wyclef,” said Pras.

Pras’ business was strewn all up and through Front Street when a New York City recording studio boss called 7 On Your Side to collect a $19,000 debt owed to him by the Fugees founding member.

Fugees alum Pras has released a new Summer single in anticipation of his forthcoming new album.

“This is an unapologetic, hot record!” Pras says of “My Ex.” “It’s been a long time coming, and I’m very excited to finally share it with my fans.”

Listen To “My Ex” By Pras

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