Angel Town Should Be Blamed – Ras Kuuku Accuses Sarkodie’s Manager Of Throwing Out Feature Requests From Other Artistes
In connection with the hullabaloo shrouding Sarkodie’s disrespectful demeanour he extends to his industry colleagues who want to collaborate with him as espoused by Samini recently, Ras Kuuku has shared his own experience hinged on the foregoing.
In the words of Ras Kuuku, Angel Town, the manager of the revered rapper is the one at the fulcrum of the seeming contempt Sarkodie gives to other artistes over features.
“It’s Angel. Angel blocks people from reaching Sarkodie. I have sent songs to them, but Angel has blocked it,” Ras Kuuku told Konxept Worae of TV3 in a recent interview.
“I’ll say Angel for me, plain and simple. People can’t get to Sarkodie because Angel is in the way. Angel banned the music I sent to them, which I sent myself. He doesn’t give Sarkodie any instructions, but he claims he keeps the music from reaching him.”
He claimed his statement can be corroborated by some artistes from Tema, adding; “the entire Tema South knows that it is that obese person, and they know it is Angel Town who inhibits Sarkodie from replying to colleagues.”
Ras Kuuku cited the example of how, after connecting with Sarkodie at a program and organizing a feature, Angel Town never made his objective materialised.
In a related development, Sarkodie has apologised to his industry colleague Samini in a fresh interview with ace DJ and radio presenter Andy Dosty on Hitz FM. The seeming beef had started after a Twitter user questioned whether Samini would ever collaborate with Sarkodie again.
The Dancehall legend responded in the negative by calling Sarkodie ungrateful, disrespectful, and fake. Samini asserts that he no longer wants to work with rapper Sarkodie on a song as a result of his disrespectful countenance. Sarkodie while responding to this, insisted that utterances must have come from a “certain place” for which reason he would need more details.
Sarkodie addressed the issue when Andy Dosty hosted him on Tuesday. The iconic rapper who recently augmented his legacy by featuring on the remix version of Bob Marley’s ‘Stir It Up’ song apologised to Samini if he has ever offended him but maintained that he has not done anything wrong to warrant the attacks from his senior colleague. Read more here.
Source – Tru News Report
