A major fight started between hip-life legend Obrafour and sound engineer Possigee about who wrote what on a popular song. The argument began after Possigee posted a video talking about how artists sometimes have other people write their music. He claimed Sarkodie wrote part of Obrafour's section on the track Hope. Possigee said this was normal practice and used the collaboration as his example. He explained that Sarkodie created the verse and had Obrafour perform it.
Obrafour fired back quickly and called the claims completely false. He asked Possigee to name any song where ghostwriters helped him or Sarkodie. The veteran rapper told the sound engineer to stop chasing attention and leave him alone. Obrafour demanded respect and said he wanted no part of these lies. He strongly rejected any suggestion that someone else wrote his music.
Possigee defended his statement and said he was present during the recording session. He insisted he recorded both Sarkodie and the choir for the song. The engineer claimed he knew exactly what happened because he witnessed everything firsthand. Possigee said he never chases clout and was telling the truth about the creative process. He stood firm behind his original comments about the songwriting credits.
Obrafour fired back quickly and called the claims completely false. He asked Possigee to name any song where ghostwriters helped him or Sarkodie. The veteran rapper told the sound engineer to stop chasing attention and leave him alone. Obrafour demanded respect and said he wanted no part of these lies. He strongly rejected any suggestion that someone else wrote his music.
Possigee defended his statement and said he was present during the recording session. He insisted he recorded both Sarkodie and the choir for the song. The engineer claimed he knew exactly what happened because he witnessed everything firsthand. Possigee said he never chases clout and was telling the truth about the creative process. He stood firm behind his original comments about the songwriting credits.
