Blakk Rasta Suggests The Best Punishment For Sarkodie

Blakk Rasta, a renowned On-Air Personality (OAP) and Reggae/Kuchoko musician, has once again criticized Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie for his response to I AM NOT YVONNE NELSON, the autobiography of actress Yvonne Nelson.

Speaking on United Showbiz, Blakk Rasta expressed his displeasure with Sarkodie's response and even suggested that the rapper's ambassadorial contracts and music be banned.

According to the singer of 'Barack Obama, Sarkodie's response in 'Try Me was immature, and he advocated for more respect and sensitivity towards others.

"This is a woman who has been through hell, and I expected Sarkodie to respond with more intelligence." His words, "You're for the street," were incorrect, so he slept with a street girl. "That was extremely immature," he stated.

He further criticized Sarkodie's choice of words, stating that it lacked discretion, and mentioned his desire for Yvonne Nelson to have filtered a few names from the tell-all memoir.

"You don't look down on people like that, I wish Yvonne would have filtered some names, but Sarkodie's response was unintelligent," he added.
Black Rasta went a step further in his criticism, suggesting that, if given the chance, he would strip Sarkodie of all his ambassadorial deals and even advocate for a moratorium on his music.

"If I had my way, I would strip Sarkodie of all his ambassadorial contracts and ban his music because of his disrespect for womanhood," he advocated.

In 'Try Me', Sarkodie addressed the controversy surrounding Yvonne Nelson's memoir, in which she identified him as the father of an unborn child but claimed he evaded his responsibilities.

Sarkodie stated in his rap, "I never imagined I would ride this wave, because I was prepared to bury a few things." First of all, let me applaud you, darling. You're courageous, but you can't pick and choose what to say. Please behave. Nobody sent you, so Ohemaa, if you want to speak, you must tell the world every ngga that you fcked.

The exchange between Sarkodie and Yvonne Nelson has sparked public interest and discussion as admirers and listeners weigh in on Sarkodie's response and the revelations made by both parties.