You're Not The King Of Ghana Rap - Eno Barony To Sarkodie

Eno Barony has dissuaded many from referring to Sarkodie as the landlord of Ghanaian rap.

According to her, no individual owns or controls the Ghanaian rap industry.

She believes that Sarkodie's attribution of the 'landlord' moniker is erroneous due to the presence of other formidable musicians, such as herself.

Eno Barony sent a daring message to Sarkodie in her most recent rap song, despite having revoked the Landlord's title.

"We reside on land without lords. "No man's land, no landlords."

Locally, Sarkodie is revered as the Godfather of Ghanana rap and, to a significant extent, the sole icon of the Ghanaian music industry.

In fact, Obidi is regarded as the most renowned Ghanaian artist whose music appeals to a large international audience.

Given his body of work, relevance, and impact, as well as the length of time he has been active, many believe it is not unreasonable to consider Sarkodie the Landlord of Ghana Music.

Eno Barony disagrees.

Warning is the title of Eno Barony's (@eno_barony) latest single. #GhanaMusic picture on Twitter: BETU6bB1L

April 28th, 2023 Ghana Music (@GhanaMusic)
Many believe that Sarkodie and Eno Barony should engage in a musical rap battle to determine who is superior.