Our one and only slay queen, Efia Odo has also taken Patapaa’s “Skopatomana” challenge and as usual, her camel toe and butts have become the centre of attraction on Instagram.
As the “One Corner” dance became a National dance with the majority of Ghanaians dirtying themselves in the gutters anytime the song was played, so is the “Skopatomana” challenge.
Controversial man of God, Reverend Isaac Owusu Bempah has shared his brutal view about Patapaa’s viral “Skopatomana” rap verse on Kawoula Biov’s “Daavi Neba” song.
Reverend Owusu Bempah showered praises on Ghanaian musicians such as Amakye Dede, Daddy Lumba, Sarkodie, Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy for producing good and sensible songs for the good people of Ghana.
An uprising highlife singer, Kawoula Biov released the first single track he titled, “Daavi Ne Ba” in which he added the voice of the Sweduro based quick tempo rapper, Patapaa.
Without any doubt, the song is currently the most trending song in Ghana and it’s not because of how good the song is but due to the content of Patapaa’s wack skopatumana rap lyrics he delivered on it.
Patapaa’s selfishness is gradually getting out of hands. Lets cast our mind back to somewhere in 2017 after the “One Corner” song was dropped, Patapaa appeared in our headlines after the singer who featured him on the track, Ras Cann started complaining bitterly that Patapaa has been performing the song alone without inviting him to sing his part.
The same is what he is doing to the ‘helpless’ underground artiste he featured on the current craziest track which is causing a stir on social media, “Daavi Ne Ba”.
Shatta Wale also wants his track titled “Changer” to trend just like Patapaa’s “Skopatomana” rap on Kawoula Biov’s “Daavi Neba” song that has taken over the airwaves and social media.
And in making sure that he achieves this, the “Gringo” hitmaker has aggressively ‘begged’ television personality, Nana Aba Anamoah to start a challenge for his track, “Changer”.
