Ghanaian rap king Sarkodie ignited the music scene on Friday with the release of his latest track.

The song, brimming with self-assured lyricism, has fans buzzing and sparking conversation, particularly regarding its references to some of Afrobeats’ biggest names.

Sarkodie stays true to his boastful style, weaving a narrative that celebrates his achievements.

He references the monumental feat of selling out the O2 Arena in London back in 2016, a feat accomplished well before his Nigerian counterparts, Davido and Wizkid.

This sets the stage for a subtle claim of influence, suggesting he may have paved the way for their own successes on the global stage.

But Sarkodie doesn’t stop there. He further elevates the conversation by placing himself alongside the current Grammy-winning Nigerian powerhouse Burna Boy, as well as Ghana’s rising star, Black Sherif. A specific lyric captures this sentiment: “Wizkid came, I was already doing it, Davido started, I was improving it, then Odogwu came through Black Sherif & Asake.”

This line, while seemingly boastful, can also be interpreted as a testament to the ongoing evolution of Afrobeats music, with each artist contributing their own unique flavor and propelling the genre forward.

Sarkodie’s new track has undoubtedly stirred the pot, prompting discussions about competition, influence, and the ever-growing landscape of Afrobeats.

Whether it’s a playful jab at friendly rivals or a genuine declaration of dominance, one thing’s for sure: Sarkodie has ensured his place at the forefront of the conversation, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this Afrobeats saga.

Source: https://massiaifc.com/sarkodie-sparks-reactions-on-diss-song-to-burna-boy-wizkid-davido/

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