King Paluta has made it clear in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM that he has no plans to take part in the current diss songs being released by different musicians, particularly after Sarkodie released his Brag song.
King Paluta clarified that he has no plans of jumping on the bandwagon because all he has done lately is sing.
He stressed that he has solidified his brand and broke into mainstream relevance since he began to sing as part of his craft.
The Kumasi-based rapper stated that he is not worried about the feud despite being tagged on social media by his fans.
Paluta says he is focused on his career and wants to improve even more on his singing since he made the switch.
Following the controversy created by Sarkodie’s Brag song Dremo and Oluwadollarz from Nigeria have dropped diss songs aimed at Sarkodie.
On the other hand, Lyrical Joe and CJ Biggerman from Ghana responded by releasing their own versions shoving Dremo and other artistes from Nigeria off.
Regardless, Paluta believes it’s unnecessary to join the feud, as he is more interested in promoting his new music and maintaining his mainstream presence.
What did Sarkodie say in his Brag song?
In the song, Sarkodie highlighted his background and abilities, emphasizing that he had been in the game before the emergence of artists like Asake and Black Sherif as well as ‘old gees’ Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy.
He mentioned that despite the influence of the aforementioned, he maintains that his achievements are unparalleled.
Sarkodie took it a step further by asserting that Kendrick & Cole are his real competitors, showcasing his unwavering commitment to continuously grow and succeed in his musical journey.
“Before Wizkid came I was already doing it. Davido started when I was improving it.
Then Odogwu came through, Blacksherif to Asake, yet I’m still going. My biggest competition is Kendrick & Cole,” Sarkodie said in his song.
Enjoy ASEDA;
Enjoy BRAG;
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