Rapper Kwaw Kese from Ghana has commented on the current spat between Yaa Pono and Sarkodie.
Kwaw Kese believes that musicians should quit “spending time” on
musicians who are far more successful than they are and instead focus on
perfecting their profession
“If you diss someone who’s ahead
of you in everything, you’re wasting your time. Use that energy to
better yourself,” he posted on twitter
If you diss someone who’s ahead of you in everything, you’re wasting your time. Use that energy to better yourself
— King Kese (@kwawkese) January 27, 2023
Yaa Pono A song called “Yard” was published on January 26, 2023, and music enthusiasts claim that it is a jab at Sarkodie.
The
song’s lyrics were taken as a direct jab at rapper Sark, who just
appeared on the cover version of the late Bob Marley’s beloved song
“Stir It Up.”
Yaa Pono bragged about his skills and asserted his
dominance over other rappers in the song. He bragged about playing every
weekend at events. He said that he has been the target of spiritual
attacks and implied that several players in the industry fear him.
He
rapped in the Twi language and declared himself to be the ruler of the
rap music genre, saying, “Monkeys, some of your admirers will still
praise me.”
“The owner of this yard Pono is in charge of this yard.”
Yaa Pono noticed Kwaw Kese’s most recent post and joined the conversation on Twitter.
If Kwaw Kese wants to compete against him, he should record his complaints and suggestions as an official song, in his opinion.
Yaa Pono wrote, “Put whatever u want to say on a beat, I respond to tune not talks.
Put whatever u wanna say on a beat , i respond to tune not speeches…..
— YAA PONO (@ponobiom) January 27, 2023
really !