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Stonebwoy ignites new ‘beef’ with Sarkodie in social media posts

Dancehall act Stonebwoy has ignited new tensions in Ghana’s music industry after responding to Sarkodie’s comments on artistes, fan wars and the need for principles, in what appears to be a pointed exchange between the two music heavyweights.

Stonebwoy ignites new ‘beef’ with Sarkodie in social media posts

Ghana's music scene is experiencing fresh conflict between two prominent artists, Stonebwoy and Sarkodie. The tension emerged after Sarkodie expressed opinions on online fan wars and the importance of not elevating one's artiste by mocking rivals. Stonebwoy, in response, made a veiled reference to Sarkodie in his own social media posts.

Initially, Stonebwoy hinted that he didn't care about Sarkodie's remarks, stating that he and his friend didn't want to engage in any conflict. However, he later took a more direct approach by mentioning an incident during one of his performances in the UK. Stonebwoy claimed that Sarkodie posted a video of a man in crutches being kicked in the leg, which Stonebwoy believed was directed towards him due to an earlier leg injury he had sustained in an accident.

The two artists reportedly exchanged messages, discussing their perspectives on the music industry and their differing views on principles within that industry. Stonebwoy felt that Sarkodie's stance during their conversation, particularly his assertion that no artiste could be forced to uphold any form of principle, suggested that the attacks were indeed aimed at him.

Consequently, Stonebwoy urged Sarkodie to practice what he preached. The exchange has sparked debate among fans and generated significant buzz on social media as varying opinions are shared about the ongoing banter.

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