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Fans of rap music may not see Eno Barony and Medikal have a beef any time soon or even battle for supremacy on the same stage, yet.
But Hitz FM has the two artistes in their studio delivering some bars in a freestyle session prior to their interviews.
Many fans said the rappers are both talented in their own right while others praised one over the other.
A Facebook user, Hanson Ebenezer Ewusie, posted that people may be praising Eno barony but they will prefer to add Medikal to a bill when organising events.
“Ghana we hate those who are winning. Eno you guys claim is better than MDK. But how many of you will invite Eno to your event to make it successful.
"Invite MDK to your event and see difference.....we will praise Eno but put MDK song on repeat low key kra. Ghana 4 U,” he wrote.
Another fan was, however, concerned about Medikal’s style of music writing.
“Medikal is good but wrongly coping the foreign style of raps. He didn't do it better kwraaa but Eno gave us what rap is. I think Ghanaians needs to push her far,” the fan wrote.
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