This week, Ghanaian rapper Michael Owusu Addo, better known as Sarkodie, has been in the news after reggae legend Samini made it known that he will not record any song again with the rapper since he did not put his verse on a song he sent long ago.
Yesterday, D Black came to the defense of Sarcodie, praising the rapper for coming through for him with a verse when he was in Kumasi for a performance.
The new addition to the defense team is Ghanaian songstress and self-acclaimed queen of Ghanaian music, Wendy Asiamah Addo, better known as Wendy Shay.
The singer thanks Sarkodie for assisting her in putting together a verse in less than two hours when she had only been in the music industry for five months, but some A-list artists are still sleeping on a song she sent to them years ago.
Taking to Twitter, wendy Shay wrote:
I released my first ever song on 1st June 2018… just 3 months in the industry I sent psalm 35 to @sarkodie 2 hours later he sent his verse,I still have 2 songs with a top GH Artist since 2020 and the person never do am. I wanna say thank u @sarkodie you are too kind
Source: Dklassgh.com