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Rapper Asem born Nana Wiafe Asante Mensah has cautioned musicians about turning lyrical beef into something else.
He said heavyweights like Sarkodie and Stonebwoy should create a positive image for themselves for younger artistes to follow and not get into physical fights.
In a short video posted on his Twitter page, the 'No More Kpayor' rapper congratulated Sarkodie after a successful virtual concert last week.
Asem also spoke about the squabble between Sarkodie's manager Angel Town and Stonebwoy.
He congratulated Stonebwoy's expression of remorse and his immediate apology.
Entertainer Number ☝🏽 . Message to kabutey and sedem. Magician🎩out now. Watch full vid on IG asemlive #Asem #AsemMusic #Magician #OutNow #WeatherChannel #Ep #NewMusic #ComingSoon #MusicalKing #Nyc #London #Paris #LosAngeles #Tokyo #Accra #Lagos🎩👑❤️🦁🦅https://t.co/NA2xBhD9Fm pic.twitter.com/4XWL09PsuM
— ASEM #Asem #Weatherchannel #Ep #Comingsoon #Nana (@AsemWORLD) August 22, 2020
Asem, however, condemned rappers attaching emotions to lyrical 'beef'.
"We only play when play, there is no point attaching emotions, we are rappers and the craft calls for this," he said.
"We are only flexing our crafts and we are just entertaining our fans, let's just have fun," he advised.
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