Renowned Ghanaian artist Sarkodie has found himself at the center of a heated controversy. Denmark-based Ghanaian singer Wicked Queen J has publicly criticized Sarkodie for his disparaging rap lines towards actress Yvonne Nelson. The fiery exchange has ignited a social media storm, with fans and followers voicing their opinions on the matter.
The dispute began when Sarkodie referred to Yvonne Nelson as a "street woman" in a track directed at her dubbed “Try Me”. This remark did not sit well with Wicked Queen J, who took to social media to express her outrage. She accused Sarkodie of being "cheap," claiming that despite his derogatory comments, he engaged in unprotected intimacy with Yvonne.
In her scathing post, Wicked Queen J lambasted the rapper, labeling him as "dangerous" and a "wicked bitch." She further alleged that Sarkodie impregnated Nelson, despite his negative remarks about her. Wicked Queen J condemned his behavior, stating that any man who engages in such actions and later speaks ill of women should not be regarded as a role model, especially for the youth.
The public backlash against Sarkodie has been swift and substantial. Many fans and observers have expressed their disappointment, citing his immature and selfish actions. The controversy has brought into question Sarkodie's credibility as an artist and his suitability as a role model.
However, amidst the uproar, there have been calls for a more measured response. Some individuals have urged Sarkodie to address the situation responsibly and apologize for his alleged actions. They believe that resorting to "foolish" and "useless" lyrics would only exacerbate the situation and further damage his reputation.