Manifest Throws Shade at Sarkodie After the Rapper Asked Why We Don’t Support Our Own

Manifest has subtly given Sarkodie a reply to a Tweet he made on Twitter asking why we are not supporting African initiatives.

The Sarkcess Music boss, Sarkodie received several replies from Twitters users after he tweeted; “What is really stopping us from supporting our local(African) inventors??” on Twitter on Saturday, June 23.

Of the many replies that came in to answer his question, Manifest’s own was part but of course not a direct reply under his tweet. From what Manifest posted, he wanted to suggest to Sarkodie that, one of the reasons is because there are too many ‘hypocrites’.

Remember the famous beef between Sarkodie and Manifest? In Sarkodie’s reply to his godMC with ‘Kanta’ he threw a punch which mocked Manifest’s style of African dressing and said he would not accept a diss song from a rapper (M.anifest) who wears ‘Kaba’ (blouse) made of GTP.

Yeah, one Twitter user ‘Alaska_GH’ reminded Sakordie of his diss.

He posted: “But you did Manifest for wearing GTP” and that Tweet garnered 1.5k Retweets.

But you dissed manifest for wearing GTP . https://t.co/3uQm38WM7z

— 👑 (@alaska_gh) June 23, 2018

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Some Twitter users too used that opportunity to lash Sarkodie out on Twitter after making that Tweet and it seems Manifest noticed the Tweet that had gone viral on the network and decided to tap in by replying to an old Tweet from 2016.

During the period he was ‘beefing’ Sarkodie, one Twitter user then tweeted a photo of himself standing in front of a gate with GTP materials with the caption; “Boss,  adey your [email protected]”

Boss adey your gate @manifestive pic.twitter.com/FHEgZwDeuF

— Achipalazzo ! (@kaymaafo) July 3, 2016

And this is the response Manifest gave

The thing you take come..
I receive am.. @kaymaafo
Thanks pic.twitter.com/Wz0hGVVheW

— M.anifest (@manifestive) June 25, 2018

Manifest’s tweet is directed at Sarkodie but in a subtle way. He’s trying to tell Sarkodie that at least he (Manifest) supports/promotes made in Africa stuff, a reason why he loves to rock our prints.

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Via: GHbase.com