Social media reacts to Sarkodie's 'diss' track to Shatta Wale

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The week has gradually climaxed as a bad week of 'disses' for the self-acclaimed dancehall king, Shatta Wale, as earlier in the week, Kwaw Kesse released a 'diss' song for him which has now been followed by Sarkodie's hard-hitting 'diss' track released some few hours ago.

Ghanaian social media has literally been set ablaze following the 'diss' track released by rapper Sarkodie. The track titled, 'My Advice' has taken the internet by storm as it has been trending on social media just some few hours after being released.

Even though no names were mentioned in the track, all indications prove that 'the advice' is directed to Shatta Wale, mainly because some lyrics in the song indicates some happenings the dancehall artiste has been involved in.

Now social media users have expressed great surprise at this move by Sarkodie, saying this was probably the reason why he started the "#biibiba" trend, and well, other say, Ghanaians were waiting for the right person to smack the misbehavior out of the self-acclaimed dancehall king.

What makes this juicier is the fact about the timing of the track's release which is just three days before the launch of the 'Reign' album by Shatta Wale.

Some few months back Shatta Wale filmed himself and his friend being given a 'blow job' by a lady who was reported to be a member of the Shatta ladies gang, the president of the country reacted to this by unfollowing the dancehall artiste on twitter. This is just but one of the many misconducts the artiste has been involved in.

Some people rightly think that this is exactly what the dancehall king deserves;

Look at how some artistes are responding to Sarkodie’s freestyle. It should tell you a lot about how most artistes feel about Shatta Wale. pic.twitter.com/OFSGRV1gNo
— abei. (@abeiku_d) October 10, 2018

I needed this ! It’s about time! We for put that Shatta guy where he belongs thank you @sarkodie
— Kwadwo Sheldon (@kwadwosheldon) October 10, 2018

Sarkodie spits knowledge for the culture,Shatta Wale spits borla for the vultures.
— Nana Kwesi Bamfo (@KwesiBamfo) October 10, 2018

International music and business mogul, Akon and some media personalities have also shared their sentiments about the track;

Thank u brother!
— AKON (@Akon) October 9, 2018

If being poor be like me then father bless me with poverty

Paul a wanba nt3m ni fame no fofo no

Gyai alumi ni sh3 na sh3 cue blings

Sarkodie is dropping some serious keys.
— Michael Oti Adjei (@OtiAdjei) October 10, 2018

Give @sarkodie the Balon d’orap! The fire ???? on #MyAdvice can grill khebab for all Presecans at the #Bonfire night. Wow!

Sark, who hurt you? Why you so angry? We need to talk!
— Lexis Bill (@lexisbill) October 10, 2018

King Sark ???????????????????????? @sarkodie ???????????????????????? THIS IS REAL RAP.
— AsuodenGod (@popeskinnyGH) October 10, 2018

Twitter is all about the fun and the trolling has already begun;

Don’t do . I’ll do .. saaaaa s3 wagyi wenisu .. This album di3r unless opana go rent shs student to come watch him perform ???? pic.twitter.com/sJGkLNFDbR
— Yaa Balloteli???? ???????? (@Yaa_balloteli) October 10, 2018

Dear Shatta fans,

Sarkodie diss ur boss left , right and center , but cos he is making sense u people can't talk ???????? #Advice
— #P4Life ???????????????? (@iamprincegyasi) October 10, 2018

Sarkodie just downgraded Shatta Wale back to Bandana from Ghana e ee
— Champ. (@___vaughan) October 10, 2018

Damn, @sarkodie. Damn. As a Shatta Wale fan, I'm embarrassed.

Embarrassed because everything on this joint is true. https://t.co/QJpc9y5G1z
— Gary = (@garyalsmith) October 10, 2018

Shatta: Ghanaian musicians are broke. Sarkodie is poor

Sark: "If being poor be like me then Father just bless me with poverty"
— Walatu Walasa (@AbeikuLytle) October 10, 2018

Stonebowy after listening to Sarkodie's diss track to Shatta Wale ???????? pic.twitter.com/yH8XAFbFrV
— Allow Cash Out???????? (@meabiselasi) October 10, 2018