Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has once again attacked rapper Sarkodie, describing him as a “foolish boy”.
The two artistes clashed some weeks ago, with both aiming jabs at each other in the recent past.
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Shatta Wale attacks Sarkodie again; calls him a ‘foolish boy’
Shatta Wale and Sarkodie on stage
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The beef started when Shatta Wale went on radio and referred to Sarkodie as poor and a hypocrite.
The rapper also responded with a diss song titled “My Advice”, where he shred the ‘Gringo’ hit maker to pieces.
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The tension between the duo has since toned down in recent times, but Shatta Wale appears to have ignited the beef by trash-talking Sarkodie.
In a Twitter post, the SM boss called the rapper a “foolish boy”, insisting he does not have any right to demand audience with President Akufo-Addo over the state of the country’s economy.
“Foolish boy. Do you think you can talk to the president of Ghana and his leaders like that because you be finance minister ha? Stop bragging and tell your fans you are broke and now you need government officials to invite you home for some change! You no get shishi,” Shatta Wale posted.
In a separate tweet, the “Gringo” hit maker again hit out at Sarkodie, accusing his of living a fake life.
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He posted (unedited): “You advice me ano tekYou deh advice Ghana president You think say he go tek with your fake life style .. The Leaders are watching don’t think they are sleeping !!!! Ghana music with disgrace all becuz of fake hype and fake life ..PROF.”
It remains to be seen if Sarkodie will again respond to Shatta Wale with another diss track.
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