Award-winning Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has broken his silence on the social media debate sparked by a cryptic post from fellow musician Stonebwoy, which many fans believe was directed at him and Shatta Wale.
The controversy began when Stonebwoy shared a tweet that stated, “These 2 guys have been faking to each other based on interests and timing. Convenient friendship. Even the devil hates that.”
The message quickly gained traction online, attracting widespread reactions, shares, and discussions.
Many social media users interpreted the post as a subtle dig at Sarkodie and Shatta Wale, particularly after the two artists recently reunited publicly during Shatta Wale’s concert in the United Kingdom.
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Their appearance together surprised many fans, given their history of disagreements and public tensions. The reunion was widely viewed as a positive sign that the long-standing relationship between the two music stars had improved.
However, Stonebwoy’s tweet soon shifted public attention, with fans speculating that it was a criticism of the renewed friendship.
Speaking on the matter, Sarkodie said he is unwilling to assume that the message was aimed at him and Shatta Wale without direct confirmation from Stonebwoy.
According to the rapper, the reaction surrounding the tweet has been largely driven by assumptions made on social media, where users often attach names and meanings to vague statements without concrete evidence.
Sarkodie emphasised that he has not spoken to Stonebwoy about the post and therefore cannot confidently interpret it as a personal attack.
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He explained that unless Stonebwoy personally tells him that the tweet was referring to him and Shatta Wale, he sees no reason to respond or draw conclusions.
While avoiding further discussion about the controversy, Sarkodie expressed concern about what he sees as a recurring trend within Ghana’s entertainment industry, where positive developments are frequently overshadowed by distractions and controversy.
Sarkodie noted that moments capable of promoting unity and progress within the creative sector often lose momentum because attention shifts to unrelated issues.
Sarkodie lamented that the goodwill generated by his public interaction with Shatta Wale was quickly eclipsed by speculation surrounding a single social media post.
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The rapper stressed the need for a change in mindset, arguing that the industry must learn to celebrate positive moments instead of allowing them to be derailed by negativity.
As discussions continue online, neither Stonebwoy nor Shatta Wale has publicly clarified the meaning behind the tweet.
Nevertheless, the post remains a major talking point among fans and continues to dominate conversations across Ghana’s entertainment landscape.