Sarkodie

So I was backing Obrafour.

Sometimes if he has a song with Sarkodie and we-

Mm-hmm

... go on stage, I perform Sarkodie's rap.

He has a song with-

Oh, wow

[laughs]

George.

Live band did a concert and then we played various songs.

Songs from Shata, Stoneboy, Sarkozy, Samini, Daddy Lumba, Furian Ponsa.

And we performed all these songs.

Are you going to count every song, song after song? Do you have reps at every concert, every event to track all

Charlie, let me give my all for this guy.

And he's been good.

Guys, today we are doing this for the fan bases, all the fans of Shata, Stoneboy, and Sarkozy.

And we've sent a Zoom link to your reps here to send to your various platforms.

So I'm going to leave it at that.

Now for Sarkodie, Sarkodie will do his thing.

Now he's with...

So the troll in there, you troll.

Yes, and, uh, Ghanaian musician, he has warned that the recent toxic feuds and rivalries in the music industry will not end well if authorities and stakeholders fail to curb them.

He said he has been perceived as taking sides in the ongoing feud between Sarkodie and Stonebwoy simply because he has featured Sarkodie on his music.

He spoke here on Deep Rooted, and he clarified that he has no side in the dispute, and he urged both parties to resolve the matter amicably for the good of Ghana's music industry.

Um, industry veterans, including Reggie Rockstone, have also criticized the growing, um, trend and calling on creatives to prioritize collaboration over unnecessary clashes.

I saw a comment there.

That they say what?

I'm talking about Sarkodie means I'm taking sides.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

... that they say what?

I'm talking about Sarkodie means I'm taking sides.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Which, which-

Oh, no, no.

People shouldn't be saying

Sarkodie is on the song-

Hey

Guys, okay.

So if you don't know, okay, for those of you that live under rocks and hard places, if you don't know, um, Sarkodie and StoneBoy got into it a little bit on the, on the TL.

And I'm actually praying that I have to be recording this on Thursday, because Shatta Wale has actually scheduled a live on TikTok for Friday, which is tomorrow.

This pod has g- pod- podcast is gonna come out when that TikTok live has already happened, and we're gonna miss all of the in-statement value from that.

But I, we have to talk about it anyway.

So the way that I understand all of this going down was Sarkodie performed at Afro Fest, I think last weekend, and apparently his set got cut, right? They cut his microphone or whatever during his set.

So my first time that I saw anything was he was talking about how, oh, he never really planned to perform at Afro Fest, but he decided to do so, blah, blah, blah.

And I just, I didn't know what all of that was about, you know? Every now and then, you know, artists decide to talk about stuff, and I'm like, "Okay, I guess." [laughs] And so later I found out that that's what happened.

Let me take you way back to, I think, about a year ago when Stoneboy made a particular tweet, right? A tweet that he made that...

sets the whole ghanian music landscape ablaze right i want to have that tweet on my screen as i read uh i read the eight contents and for your hearing he said these two guys have been faking to each other based on interest and timing convenience friendship even the devil hates that Stoneboy made this statement right after Shatawale and Sarkodie did a show in Kumasi.

That was Bapakholik 2025.

The Baba Yara Sports Studio show in which they sold it out and the show was done and all those stuff.

a lot.

Do you understand?

Even the slide that we're showing, there was a time when Sarkodie was a celebrity and he was a nobody.

Like this picture that I saw on the overlay, where Sarkodie was sitting there and Stoneboy went to greet Sarkodie.