Barima Sidney States Why He Wants More Ghana Artistes to Beef

[Photo Courtesy: Barima Sidney Instagram]

By Nelly Chelagat

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Veteran Hiplife artiste Barima Sidney has highlited the significance of hip-hop artists’ beef as long as it doesn’t escalate to violence. He opines that beef makes the music scene more interesting and it grabs the attention of fans.

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‘Without beef, the music industry will be boring, so it’s good that once in a while, some artists beef each other so far as it’s a healthy beef. It shouldn’t be beef that will lead to the pulling of cutlasses, but through the battle of lyrics as for that one it makes the industry exciting, so I support beefing. ’he stated on Kastle FM, Cape Coast.

Beefing is a silent code in the hip-hop industry and has been in existence since time immemorial. In his two and half decades of expertise in the scene, Barima is divergent of the popular opinion and he's not shy of recognizing the fact that it’s usual for artists to beef lyrically.

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Medikal, Sarkodie, Strongman, Amerado, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy are among Ghana artistes who have had beefs in the past.