I miss my cold days with Shatta Wale – Sarkodie

Animations from Saturday, May 25, 2019

Source: www.ghanaweb.com

2019-05-25

Ghanaian rapper, "King" Michael Owusu Addo, known in the entertainment industry, Sarkodie revealed that, apart from his unpleasant relationship with Dancehall artist Shatta Wale, he lacked the cool days that they shared .

Obidi pon bidi who, for the first time, explained why he had dissuaded Shatta Wale with the viral song "Advice," said, "I did not see the song as responding to Shatta with a beef song, but that's a conversation we had several times, but he did not take it seriously and so I had to go public. "

According to Sarkodie, his only problem with Shatta Wale is that he does not shut up.
He said: "Wale enjoys mbadive support and great love from Ghanaians, but the extra noises would be useless, even if it's his branding strategy.
There was nothing in the song I did not tell him about, I keep telling Wale that people love you, so you should not go any further, but he still says things that do not seem like not love me, I can. Do not smile again and act as if everything were fine when you cross your path. That's when the "Tips" conversation started, Sarkodie told George Quaye on ShowbizAtoZ on JoyFM.

Sarkodie who, on October 10, 2018, published a dissecting title that draws a series of salvos on dancehall artist Shatta Wale, said that he had decided to make public this visit because he was tired of talk to him privately

Sarkodie, winner of the "Artist of the Decade" at the recent Vodafone Ghana Music Award (VGMA), said: "I still miss my discussion, ask my wife, when I talk to Wale, it does not matter. is not always about music, we talk about other things and laugh. These things are still missing, but we need to resolve our differences as people progress.

I do not even know what's going on between Wale and me now because things are not clear, he says things about me and laughs a lot even sometimes, but sometimes he goes too far.

Sarkodie, last year, jumped on a three-minute couplet in Joey B's hit song Stables, starring La Meme Gang, and put that time to use for freestyle as it: My Advice to Shatta Wale.

In one of the verses, King Sark told Shatta, "Trust is when you are able to compliment people without feeling safe, so if you feel that you have, there's no need to belittle the next man … "