After businessman Ova Wise ignored him and purchased Jay Bahd’s song for $2,000, Ghanaian rapper Showboy launched an attack on Jay Bahd. Showboy took to social media to express his displeasure with the move, mocking Jay Bahd and referring to him as “Sister Kwabena.” Showboy, well-known for his controversial takes, suggested that the Asakaa Boys’ success was undeserved and that they lacked originality. His comments have since sparked reactions from fans, with some supporting him while others defended Jay Bahd’s talent and work ethic.
The ongoing dispute demonstrates Ghana’s drill music scene’s fierce competition. While Showboy continues to express his frustration, Jay Bahd remains focused on his craft, enjoying the recognition and financial support from industry figures like Ova Wise.
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