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King Paluta may be re-igniting the debate on who the best rapper in Ghana is, after making a tweet about rapper Okyeame Kwame.
Paluta who was featured on Okyeame Kwame’s latest single ‘Insha Allah’ quoted a reply to Okyeame Kwame’s post on X about the song.
Okyeame wrote: “I had to hit the rap gym before getting on a track with Paluta.”
“You still the Best Rapper Alive BRAA. INSHA ALLAH is a big jam,” King Paluta replied.
The issue of who is the best rapper in Ghana has come up many times. In most instances Okyeame Kwame’s name has made it to the various lists.
What became more controversial about a decade ago was when Okyeame decided to take on the accolade ‘Best Rapper Alive.’ He even released a song that bore the same title.
The ‘Woso’ hit maker is admired for his unmatched lyrical prowess and fluidity in rap delivery.
Listen to his rap verse on ‘Insha Allah’ below:
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