The afro-dancehall star and his former boss, Samini, who have had a back-and-forth over loyalty issues for more than a year, have finally smoked the peace pipe, putting an end to their highly publicised rift.
It all started in September 2020 when Stonebwoy decided to accept a dancehall lyrical battle from Shatta Wale – Samini’s number one ‘enemy’ – during the Asaase SoundClash concert. Samini expressed his disappointment in Stonebwoy for accepting the challenge from Shatta Wale in a series of Twitter rants.
But Stonebwoy hit back at Samini during the clash, branding his godfather as a ‘sellout’. “If like say eno be sellout when some father sellout ah, anka dem go friend this one (Shatta Wale),” he said during his performance. Samini quickly responded in a Joy FM interview, saying it hurts that Stonebwoy didn’t recognize his efforts.
“If I hear you on radio saying I am not there when you need me, it hurts. It makes me sit and break down,” he said. “How did I sell out Stonebwoy? If Ghana can answer me,” Samini quizzed, adding that “those were the things that hurt me.”
But on Tuesday, December 22, Samini and Stonebwoy patched their difference – courtesy Beenie Man. The Jamaican dancehall legend, during his performance, called the two on stage, and they performed together.
Watch the heart-warming moment at Bhim Concert below.
Source: Pulsegh.com
