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Sarkodie smartly turns down Kwaw Kese’s request to feature on his new song
Ghanaian hip-hop musician Sarkodie played smart when fellow rapper Kwaw Kese asked him to remix his latest song.
Sarkodie and Kwaw Kese
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A few days after the song was released, Sarkodie shared it on his Twitter page.
Responding to Sarkodie’s gesture, Kwaw Kese asked him to remix the song.
“Allah Killa. Remix anaaa?????” Kwaw Kese quoted Sarkodie’s tweet.
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But Sarkodie swiftly rejected his request, saying the song is ‘dope’ – which means there’s no need to remix it.
“Boss! I beg oo it’s dope as edey ... wicked Tune,” Sarkodie responded.
In January this year, Kwaw Kese jabbed Sarkodie for refusing to pick his calls and asking him to go through protocol in order to reach out to him.
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“I’m one of his biggest fans but the thing is the love I show him, he doesn’t show it back. I feel there are some people you don’t have to go through anyone to get to,” he told Okay FM.
“Sometimes you have to get through Angel. Sometimes no response and it also takes a long time for him to reply. Even if you are busy, reply and say you are busy or get back later but Sarkodie won’t do that,” he added.
Since bashing him, Sarkodie has refused to directly react to the issue.
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