Gyakie has rejected Kalybos Proposal

The disclosure that Gyakie had dismissed Kalybos' proposition came as a shock to many fanatics of the two famous people. Kalybos, who is known for his comedic jobs in films and TV programs, had communicated his appreciation for the youthful artist on a few events, and many had accepted that he was genuine in his sentiments.

Gyakie, who is referred to for her hit melodies, for example, "Until the end of time" and "Sor Mi Mu," made sense of that she had at first felt that Kalybos was kidding when he proposed to her. She expressed that they had spoken on a few events, yet their discussions were dependably about music and that's it. She accepted that his proposition was just an exposure stunt.

The artist proceeded to say that assuming Kalybos were genuinely focused on his sentiments, she might want to have further conversations with him, yet provided that they were off the cameras.

Enthusiasts of the two big names were frustrated by the information, yet many communicated understanding for Gyakie's choice. Once more, some even proposed that Kalybos ought to attempt, however this time be more significant in his methodology.

The fresh insight about Gyakie's dismissal of Kalybos' proposition has ignited a great deal of conversation via web-based entertainment, with many offering their viewpoints regarding this situation. Some have condemned Kalybos for not being adequately serious, while others have communicated compassion toward him and his lonely sentiments.

The circumstance has additionally pointed out the obscured lines among the real world and fiction in media outlets, and what it can mean for individual connections. It is not yet clear the way that Kalybos will respond to Gyakie's dismissal, and whether he will attempt in the future later on.

 Rapper Sarkodie and Bob Marley's Collaboration - Stir Up

 Rapper Sarkodie has uncovered that he had at first wondered whether or not to make a move to deal with a change of Bob Marley's exemplary melody "Work It Up." In a meeting on the well known +44 Digital broadcast, Sarkodie expressed that he felt disgraceful to have his vocals on a similar track as the unbelievable Reggae symbol.

"At the point when I had the email, I nearly passed it on. Out of regard, however I felt that I was not qualified to lay my vocals close to the legend. I was truly severe with myself," Sarkodie told the host of the webcast, Sideman.

Notwithstanding, his administrator persuaded him to accept on the open door and it was the point at which he was given the first track that Bob Marley had kept in the studio that Sarkodie started to imagine how he could manage it. "At the point when I was standing by listening to it (Bob Marley's vocals), it was an extremely otherworldly second," the "Non Living Thing" hitmaker said.

Sarkodie made sense of that he composed four sections for the redo in order to pick the right one that should have been on a similar melody as Bob Marley. He was mindful of all that he needed to say to guarantee he didn't slight the unbelievable artist in any capacity.

"It seemed like being with him in the corner. There are not many individuals I feel like that when I work with them. Obrafour, the one who roused me to rap, he has never reviled, he has never utilized irreverence and he was taking special care of the adolescent," he said.

Sarkodie recognized that it is challenging to keep verses controlled, particularly for the new age, yet he regards the methodology of craftsmen like Obrafour who sifter each line prior to delivering a tune. He expressed that he felt the same way about working with Bob Marley and needed to guarantee that he did equity to the first tune.

The redo of "Stir It Up" was delivered on Friday, January 20, 2023, on generally streaming media stages. It is normal to be generally welcomed by both Bob Marley and Sarkodie devotees.

Shatta Wale Comments on Sarkodie's Collaboration With Bob Marley

Shatta Wale's remark has started blended responses from music darlings and industry players, with some communicating disillusionment in his mentality towards the cooperation. Many accept that it is an extraordinary chance for a Ghanaian craftsman to be included on an exemplary tune by such an unbelievable performer and that it ought to be praised rather than derided.

Others have likewise brought up that it isn't whenever Shatta Wale first has been pompous of other craftsman's accomplishments, and that an example of conduct ought not be energized.

Sarkodie, then again, has not freely answered Shatta Wale's remarks. Be that as it may, he has communicated his energy and distinction about the cooperation in past meetings and online entertainment posts.

In spite of the blended responses, the coordinated effort has been generally welcomed by music sweethearts and has been moving via web-based entertainment. It is a demonstration of the ability and difficult work of both Sarkodie and Bounce Marley and an incredible chance for the two craftsmen to contact new crowds.

Obviously the joint effort isn't just about the music, yet about overcoming any issues among Africa and the Caribbean, and advancing solidarity among the Dark and African diaspora. A critical accomplishment ought to be praised and not derided.

The cooperation has been met with blended responses, with some commending Sarkodie for having the option to work with a legend like Bob Marley, while others have condemned it for being a simple remixed rendition of an exemplary tune.

Shatta Wale has adopted a more pompous strategy, minimizing the meaning of the joint effort and, surprisingly, taunting it as a simple accomplishment of including a "phantom."

His remarks have ignited reaction via online entertainment, with many getting down on the Dancehall Lord for his absence of regard towards the late Bounce Marley and the work that Sarkodie has placed into the coordinated effort.

Many have likewise reprimanded Shatta Wale for his pompous demeanor towards the task, calling attention to the social and authentic meaning of Sway Marley and the effect he has had on music in the Caribbean, yet entirely all over the planet.

Sarkodie still can't seem to answer Shatta Wale's remarks, yet fans are anxiously anticipating his reaction. The coordinated effort with Bob Marley is viewed as an enormous achievement for Sarkodie and is supposed to carry more global acknowledgment to the Ghanaian music scene.