The dust hasn't settled on the never ending beef between two self-acclaimed Kings of Ghanaian Dancehall music; Shatta Wale and Samini.
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Samini-Shatta beef; Samini describes Shatta as 'old dog who needs makeover'
Samini revealed all the pains he went through in the hands of Shatta during their heated beef on his new diss track "Vex Madd" and in fact, described him as an 'old dog who needs a makeover'.
From left to right - Shatta Wale, Samini
For the past four (4) years, the singers have been fighting over the 'Dancehall King' crown -- a conflict which has lead to many odious events especially between their die-hard fans.
The two have refused to perform on the same stage, record in the same booth and even have interviews together.
They have been dissing each other with tracks; which most of them actually hit. Samini was even lucky to have one of his diss tracks titled "Scatta Badmind" get nomination at the 2014 Ghana Music Awards.
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When we all thought the beef was almost over, Samini rekindled it with another diss track titled "Vex Madd". He revealed all the pains he went through in the hands of Shatta during their heated beef and in fact, described him as an 'old dog who needs a makeover'.
And as usual, he had an appalling reply from Shatta Wale but this time, it wasn't through a track -- he did it with his fingers. Shatta took to Twitter to tell him that, if 'he has vexed, he should blame his motherf*****'.
Listen to the full track below.
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