Amerado v Lyrical Joe: Keep families out of this – Da’ Hammer

Da’ Hammer, a music producer and businessman, has urged the rival Ghanaian rappers Amerado and Lyrical Joe to avoid involving their families in their verbal altercation.

On Thursday, August 11, 2022, the venerable musician posted this on social media and identified his current favorite artist from the pair.

But the boys do rap, oo,” he cried.

“But thus far, I’m on Amerado’s side. The moment further notice. Lol,” he revealed.

According to the CEO of The Last Two Music Group, “Occasional conflicts in rap is undoubtedly fine as long as no one hits below the belt,” such lyrical bouts are beneficial for the the rap music industry.

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“Keep families out guys,” he pleaded, finishing off with the words ‘for the culture’ with a hashtag.

Meanwhile, well-known media figure Nana Aba Anamoah tweeted what appears to be her opinion of what hip-hop and hip-life culture refer to as a “fight.”

She simply stated, “Lyrical Joe is very lethal.”

In other tweets, “I love the morphology in his rap.” And “Wo ni suban @_Lyricaljoe.”

Broadcaster Delay, who Lyrical Joe, also known as LJ, has referred to in his diss songs, had already requested a cease-fire from her friend and rumored lover Amerado. He agreed, but later disregarded the directive.

The cause of the Beef

The feud between the two rap acts, which has resulted in unprintable remarks and the disclosure of purported secrets, is believed to have begun as a result of disappointments at this year’s 3Music Awards and Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, respectively.

Lyrical Joe had complained that Amerado had won Best Rapper of the Year at 3Music instead of him, and Amerado had complained that Lyrical Joe had won Best Rap Performer at the VGMAS instead of him.

Additionally, Lyrical Joe disclosed in a Twitter chat organized by Kalyjay that he felt assaulted by Amerado because of some lyrics he “spewed” on an Eno Barony song in which he was featured.

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He then described how when he was interviewed by YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon and responded to the song in question, his rival Amerado, who was releasing a song on the same day, interpreted it as a cunning attempt to detract attention from the song “Obia Boa.”

On Joe’s birthday, August 5, 2022, Amerado responded by releasing a song called “Kyibom,” which is a diss track.

Lyrical Offended, Joe responded in kind. Since then, each of them has written about four songs that are verbally abusive and challenging.

Unexpectedly, Amerado announced his new album today, Friday, August 12, 2022, with a video titled “GINA: God is Not Asleep,” seemingly oblivious of LJ’s most recent diss, “Abaduaba Ameliar.”

Do you think the beef is over?

Source: Classfmonline.com