My "beef" with Lord Kenya was not planned – Obrafour | General entertainment

From the late 90s to the early 2000s, when hiplife was introduced; there was a quarrel between Obrafour and Lord Kenya. It was so fierce that most people thought it would turn into a real fight.

20 years after the release of his first album, Rap Sofo, known in real life as Michael Elliot Kwabena Okyere Darko, revealed how his quarrel with Lord Kenya began

According to "rap sofo", his quarrel with Lord Kenya would have occurred after the release of "Pae Mu Ka". He revealed that on his song "Yaa Nom", the album included phrases such as: "Heavyweight Champion Rap, Metua Town" and that I am the first musician to ever claim to be the Heavyweight Rap.

But Lord Kenya also thought I was not, but he was the "rap heavyweight champion". He also claimed the title in his song and that's how it all started.

We were mature and open minded about it and we realized that it would benefit our advantage because during that time we understood the benefits and we played the game.

Whenever Lord Kenya drops his album, people are eager to buy to find out if he's throwing gunshots and that it was the same thing when I've also dropped an album.

We were very good friends and the best of brothers. He talked about YFM 97.9 entertainment podium organized by the Citi Buzzer in Takoradi.