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Rapper Eno Barony has responded to Medikal’s claims that he is a better rapper than she is.
Speaking in an interview with Doreen Avio on Daybreak Hitz, Eno Barony was asked about her thoughts on Medikal’s comment.
The “King of Queens” replied by saying “I think I heard what he said. He said I rap better than most male rappers except him. I think Medikal is a dope rapper and he raps better than most of the female rappers except me.”
In an earlier conversion on the same show hosted by Andy Dosty, Medikal heaped praises on a colleague rapper Eno Barony for her rap prowess, especially as a female rapper in a male-dominated industry.
He told Andy Dosty that she even raps better than many male rappers in Ghana.
“You no sey Eno Barony dey rap? I dey drive wey I dey listen one of her songs on the radio, her verse was dope. For a female rapper, she is very dope.
“She dey rap pass plenty of the male rappers in Ghana apart from me,” he said in Pidgin English.
The rapper however went on to say that even though Eno is a very good rapper, he will still beat her in a rap battle.
He added that he cannot be compared to other rappers because he is in a different league.
“You know sey me I dey my zone. I dey do my things different. You no go fit pair me plus any other rapper. I will be the judge. You for put me then am for one song top I go show sey women empowerment no dey work for my top. I go lash am,” he said in Pidgin English.
Eno Barony’s response has had many wondering how soon a rap battle could be organized so they can go head-to-head.
She said: “People dream. Sometimes it is good to wake people up so that they know that some dreams don’t come true.”
Eno Barony is currently promoting her new single ‘Only Jah’.
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