PATHETIC: Ace Hood Has Not Even Tweeted Or Retweeted About Sarkodie’s ‘New Guy’ | And He Was Paid $25000?

So Tigo Deezer and Sarkodie paid Ace Hood $25,000 to record ‘New Guy’ so that it will stay just in Ghana…right? Because, since the song came out which has been followed today by a music video, Ace Hood has not even tweeted or retweeted anything about the song. Not even a single tweet.

This is extremely pathetic and heart-breaking—it defeats the so called America market break through. How will you break through into a market of an artiste on a song who has refused for a week since the song came out to even tell his fans about it?

GhanaCelebrities.Com has taken time to go through Ace Hood’s tweets since the day the song came out and shockingly, the American rapper has not said a word about the song—meanwhile, Sarkodie and his fans continue to make noise about the song, mentioning Ace Hood’s name in all messages.

Frankly, it looks like Sarkodie paid Ace Hood $25000 and on top, signed a contract to make him popular in Ghana while in Ace Hood’s market, Sarkodie gets nothing—not even a mention.

Where are those who said Sarkodie was going to use this song to launch a career or a musical assault in the American market? How is he going to do that when the American artiste involved does not even want his fans to know about this feature? Perhaps, Ace Hood is disappointed with the output and doesn’t want his fans to know he did that song with some unknown ‘African bwai’ (in my fake Jamaican accent).

What is stopping Ace Hood from tweeting or retweeting anything about the song? It definitely looks like Sarkodie has wasted that cash–and it’s a lot of cash.

Maybe, this piece will push Ace Hood to be merciful to the ‘African bwai’ desperate to be known in America and throw out a single tweet about the song. This is a LINK to Ace’s Hood twitter account, let us know if such a tweet comes up or if there has been one that we’ve missed.

Whatever it is; this looks like a bad investment for Tigo and Sarkodie but knowing our people, they wouldn’t admit  it.

Also, everyone seems to have downloaded the song for free—and the fact that the video is out today on Youtube means people can just download it for FREE and convert it easily into mp3 using one of the many online tools.

Which brings me to the question,  why would anyone want to buy a song on Tigo Deezer when they can download it for free? This is definitely some hell of an investment.

Anyway, is it my money? LOL

Once again, below is the new video…

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4MpyQub5Xc