“I said that in the song that I put out, but I guess I don’t know if he misunderstood it or if someone was in his ear and told him the wrong message. His response to the song was a little spicy,” he added.
“I don’t know where his head is at the moment… but if he were to ask us to sit down and have a chat, yeah, for sure.”
In “No Big Deal”, released in November 2022, Nasty C addressed his long-standing issues with A-Reece and opened up about why he had never worked with Sarkodie. In the opening verse, he revealed:
“When I first met Sarkodie, he wouldn’t shake my hand, cool. I’m not too proud to say but I’m still a fan.”
He admitted later in the track that he had declined two opportunities to work with Sarkodie, blaming his reluctance on fear rather than scheduling conflicts:
“Two requests over the years and I declined them both. I just make up some dumb excuse like; I’m in album mode. But looking back on that today, I was in coward mode.”
Sarkodie eventually replied in December 2022 with “Landlord”, dismissing claims that he had reached out to Nasty C and suggesting the South African rapper was wrestling with his own insecurities.
“I ain’t gotta shake your hand so you can walk out… I never reached out homie but I know what you doing. Such a smart ass, touching the God is part of the plan,” Sarkodie rapped.
The latest comments from Nasty C have reignited debate among fans about whether the two rap giants will ever bury the hatchet, and whether a collaboration may still be possible in the future.
