You are my Brother come home let’s Settle our Differences – Qwame Stika tells King Paluta

In a recent interview on Kessben Entertainment with Kojo Preko Dankwa, Yahitti hitmaker Qwame Stika opened up about his latest music releases and addressed the ongoing tension between himself and rapper King Paluta.

Qwame Stika expressed frustration over the handling of the remix of their hit collaboration, which won an award for King Paluta. “I was never credited for the song with King Paluta as it stands now,” Stika revealed.

He went on to explain that the core of their dispute revolves around royalty suits. According to Stika, there was a clear royalty agreement in place for the song, but King Paluta failed to honour it. “We had a hit song and a royalty plan. The whole issue is about King Paluta not sticking to the agreement,” he explained.

Stika also accused King Paluta of taking shots at him through his music. “King Paluta throws shades at me in his ‘Aseda’ and Fokoo song”, he stated.

Despite the ongoing conflict, Stika extended an olive branch during the interview. Addressing both his fans and King Paluta directly, he said, “You are my brother, come home and let’s settle our differences.”

The artist hopes that with open dialogue, they can resolve their differences and move forward amicably.

Source:  Nana Adwoa Gloria