Don’t Come At Me With Aboa Kwasia, I Can Troll You Until You Cry - Sarkodie

In a lighthearted manner, Ghana's renowned rap artist, Sarkodie, playfully mocked his long-time frenemy, Shatta Wale, suggesting that if anyone wishes to insult him, they should come up with better and more creative insults than the commonly used derogatory terms "kwasia" and "aboa."

Although Sarkodie and Wale have had their fair share of disagreements in the past, Wale tends to resort to insults as his go-to response. However, Sarkodie shared in a recent video that these childish insults, including the ones frequently used by Shatta Wale, have no effect on him whatsoever.

During an interview, Sarkodie confidently stated that he is accustomed to such insults and is capable of delivering even more impressive ones himself because he possesses a knack for trolling. He further boasted that during his childhood, he possessed the ability to mock anyone to the point of tears, which has developed his resilience to withstand any form of trolling or insult.

In conclusion, Sarkodie humorously shrugged off Shatta Wale's insults, implying that they hold no power over him. His ability to handle such situations with ease stems from his experience in playfully teasing others during his younger years, ultimately building a thick skin against the impact of insults.

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