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Shameless Samini Confesses Nonsensical Attack on His Own Son Stonebwoy Was To Revive His Dead Career

Dancehall star Samini has finally admitted that his nonsensical rant/attack on Stonebwoy many weeks ago over the Asaase Sound clash was just a strategy to try and trend.

According to Samini, he inserted himself into that beef just to get himself in the news as well.

“My rants on social media about the clash was to have me trend, and I achieved that. It was my smart way to get involved as well. There is still unfinished business between me and Shatta Wale. I wasn’t surprised to see Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale names come up for the Sound Clash. My longevity in the game is good reason enough to include me in Sound Clash such as this one. I don’t see the reason why anyone would disagree with me on this,” Samini said.

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You would recall that when Wale and Stonebwoy’s sound clash was first announced, Samini shockingly recorded a video attacking the two of them.

In the long and nonsensical video, Samini attacked Stonebwoy for not informing him about the clash when he knows he has a beef with Wale.

He said Stonebwoy was not on Wale’s level and any clash should be between him and Wale and not Stonebwoy and Wale.

So it turns out the so-called dancehall legend attacked his own ‘son’ for nothing but to gather attention, something he has been attacking Shatta Wale for always doing.

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Guess that makes the old man a hypocrite.

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com

This post was published on September 12, 2020 10:01 AM

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