‘Replace hypocrisy in the dictionary with my face’ – Sarkodie replies trolls
If critics are looking for a reaction from Sarkodie, the rapper wants them to know they might have to try a little harder. He sarcastically responded to critics who have labelled him a hypocrite, questioning whether some of those attacking him understand the meaning of the word. Gracing the studios of Luv FM ahead of […]
Sarkodie, the renowned Ghanaian rapper, dismissed allegations of hypocrisy from his critics in a recent interview on Luv FM. The rapper, gracing the studio ahead of his Rapperholic concert in Kumasi, questioned the understanding of those who attack him, suggesting they might not fully grasp the meaning of the word hypocrisy. Sarkodie addressed the public's perception of him, stating that he is tired of hearing the label and has accepted it as part of his brand.
He sarcastically proposed that the dictionary replace the word hypocrisy with his face, highlighting his growing visibility and success as a target for criticism. Sarkodie dismissed the notion that online criticism could distress him, emphasizing that responding to every negative comment would be an unnecessary burden. He explained that the commenters' state and position make their opinions irrelevant to him, and that responding to them would cause him undue stress.
The rapper reiterated that sleeping over trolls would be a painful experience, and he would never be rattled by someone's comment.
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