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    Don’t Play My Music Again – Angry Medikal Tells TV3

    Papa LincBy Papa LincApril 7, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read6 Views
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    Rapper Medikal is furious following a comment made about Ghanaian artistes.

    His extreme anger stems from a comment made by a guest on Choices on TV3.

    While discussing Ghanaian artistes who stand the chance of winning a Grammy, the guest stated that for now, there’s no artiste, but maybe in the future.

    When asked, not even Sarkodie, the male guest replied that the rapper’s career had ended.

    READ ALSO: No Single Artiste Can Elevate Ghana Alone, Collaboration Is Key – Edem

    TV3 shared a video of his opinion on X with the caption: “Sarkodie’s career has ended – This week on #Choices, our guests shared their candid opinions on Ghanaian artists who stand a chance of winning a Grammy.”

    Unhappy about this, Medikal reacted to the video, insulting TV3, the guest and the crew.

    The ‘Omo Ada’ rapper further told the television station to stop playing his songs.

    He wrote: “Dumbass station, stupid ass admin, foolish boy! Nonsense Camera man, everybody for tv3 ein moda! Make una no play my music again. Kwasiafo) ehiafo), mboa!”

    Sarkodie’s career has ended – This week on #Choices, our guests shared their candid opinions on Ghanaian artists who stand a chance of winning a Grammy

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    Watch the full episode via : https://t.co/wsvp26qUuH pic.twitter.com/JJcNQQqegv

    — #TV3GH (@tv3_ghana) April 6, 2025





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