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‘No Sir’ Is A Personal Experience — Sarkodie

‘No Sir’ Is A Personal Experience — Sarkodie

Sarkodie, ahead of his annual Rapperholic concert, revealed that his life experiences inspired his latest single, No Sir. The song, which emphasizes living within one’s means, has quickly become a street anthem for the festive season. In an interview with Joy News, Sarkodie shared that the track reflects a personal story about being outshone by a wealthier friend in his youth. Though reluctant to release it due to political tensions, the song was eventually distributed, receiving positive feedback. He noted the song’s relatability, especially for young men who may face similar situations during the holidays. Source: mynewsgh
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Nothing Happened – Safo Newman Opens Up On Studio Session With Sarkodie

Nothing Happened – Safo Newman Opens Up On Studio Session With Sarkodie

Nine months after his studio session with Sarkodie went viral, Safo Newman has revealed that the meeting was musically unproductive. The duo met at Sarkodie’s studio in February 2024 after Safo Newman expressed a desire to personally thank the rapper for his acknowledgment. Recalling the moment, Safo shared, “Sarkodie tweeted that I was original, liked my style, and looked forward to working with me. I was grateful and thanked him in his DM, but I felt it wasn’t enough. So, I asked if I could meet him personally to express my appreciation.” Following their meeting, rumors spread that they had…
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How The French Embassy Responded To A Letter Calling For The Exclusion Of Sarkodie From Performing At The Olympics

How The French Embassy Responded To A Letter Calling For The Exclusion Of Sarkodie From Performing At The Olympics

A letter from the French Embassy in Ghana responding to a petition from the New Ghana Social Justice Forum, an NGO which called for the exclusion of rapper Sarkodie from performing at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics has surfaced online. The New Ghana Social Justice Forum in a letter dated July 8, 2024, had petitioned the French National Olympic and Sports Committee to exclude rapper Sarkodie from performing. The group claims that Sarkodie is "misogynistic," citing lyrics from the song "Jennifer Lomotey," where he referenced a folklore about Krobo women and promiscuity. They also referenced his recent conflict with actress Yvonne Nelson, who…
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Confirmed: Sarkodie, King Promise, Darkovibes To Perform At 2024 Paris Olympics

Confirmed: Sarkodie, King Promise, Darkovibes To Perform At 2024 Paris Olympics

Renowned Ghanaian artists Sarkodie, King Promise, and Darkovibes have been confirmed to headline the Africa Fan Zone concert during the 2024 Paris Olympics. The news was revealed by a spokesperson from the French Embassy following a strategic meeting with stakeholders. Scheduled to take place on August 10th, the concert promises to be a highlight of the Olympic festivities, where the vibrant cultural and musical talents of Ghana will be showcased on an international stage. The event is set to span the entire day with multiple Ghanaian artistes including Sarkodie, King Promise and Darkovibes taking their turns on stage. Expressing their…
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Sarkodie Thrills Rap Lovers With Delivery On Hennessy Africa Cypher 2024 [Video]

Sarkodie Thrills Rap Lovers With Delivery On Hennessy Africa Cypher 2024 [Video]

Sarkodie is in the trends for his coruscating performance on the Maison Hennessy cypher released on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. The eight-minute cypher also features other lyrically-gifted rappers on the African continent: Maglera Doe Boy (South Africa), Didi B (Ivory Coast), Young Lunya (Tanzania), Khaligraph Jones (Kenya), and Ladipoe (Nigeria). Celebrated Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie, proves his rap dexterity on this cypher. Rapping predominantly in English with tinges of some Twi lingo, he touches on the theme of braggadocio and his value in the music industry, with an impeccable flow and delivery. He also highlights, in his rap, how some record…
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Sarkodie Slams Record Labels In Hennessy Africa Cypher

Sarkodie Slams Record Labels In Hennessy Africa Cypher

Ghanaian rap giant Sarkodie is not just being hailed for his sterling flow on the Hennessy South Africa Cypher; his message on how some record labels are ripping African artistes off, has caught the fancy of music analysts. While he proves his rap dexterity on this cypher, delivering predominantly in English with tinges of some Twi lingo, he touches on the theme of braggadocio and his value in the music industry. He also mentions, in his rap, how record labels take advantage of musicians. Sarkodie who has, spoken about turning down offers to sign to record labels, particularly Akon's Konvict…
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Why I Turned Down Sarkodie’s Feature Request – Joe Mettle

Why I Turned Down Sarkodie’s Feature Request – Joe Mettle

Renowned gospel artist Joe Mettle has addressed his decision to decline a feature request from celebrated Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie and other secular artistes. Joe Mettle, who has built a successful career in gospel music, explained that collaborating with secular artists could compromise his principles and create expectations for similar collaborations in the future. He clarified that his decision to turn down Sarkodie’s offer was based on his personal conviction and adherence to his musical direction, rather than any personal issues with the rapper. He mentioned that he and Sarkodie had a clear and respectful discussion about the potential collaboration, and…
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Sarkodie Endorses Guru’s UG SRC Presidential Bid

Sarkodie Endorses Guru’s UG SRC Presidential Bid

Rapper Michael Owusu Addo, popularly known as Sarkodie has publicly endorsed Guru for President of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) at the University of Ghana. During the school’s Pent Hall Week Artiste Night on Friday, May 24, Sarkodie urged the student body to vote for Guru. He stated that, Guru’s leadership would improve the school and enhance opportunities for creative individuals. “If you want me to come here again, then make Guru the President of the SRC,” he stressed. Guru joins the list of celebrities vying for position in tertiary institutions. Notably, Samini led the SRC at the Ghana Institute…
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My ‘B.R.A.G’ Track Isn’t A Dig At Davido, Wizkid, Or Burna Boy – Sarkodie

My ‘B.R.A.G’ Track Isn’t A Dig At Davido, Wizkid, Or Burna Boy – Sarkodie

Rapper Sarkodie clarifies that his latest track, 'B.R.A.G', is not aimed at sparking feuds with Nigerian music icons Wizkid, Davido, or Burna Boy. In a recent interview with VoxAfrica, the Adonai star emphasized that his music aims to share personal narratives and milestones rather than belittle the achievements of other African artists. Sarkodie stressed that his references to longevity in the industry were not intended as disrespect but rather as a testament to his own journey. He highlighted that if he were aiming to engage in lyrical battles, his focus would be on fellow rappers, not singers like Wizkid, Burna…
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I Only Said He Is Broke, I Did Not Insult Him – Shatta Wale Clarifies Remarks On Sarkodie

I Only Said He Is Broke, I Did Not Insult Him – Shatta Wale Clarifies Remarks On Sarkodie

Shatta Wale, the self-proclaimed dancehall king, has clarified his stance regarding his comments on fellow musician Sarkodie, emphasizing that he did not intend to insult him. The exchange between the two artists dates back to Sarkodie's track "Advice," where he took aim at Shatta Wale for his continuous disparaging remarks. Addressing the issue, Shatta Wale expressed his belief that there was no need for Sarkodie to devote time and resources to crafting a diss track directed at him. During an interview on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, monitored by Ghanaweb.live, Shatta Wale stated, "If I say you are broke, I…
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