When it comes to issues involving two musicians, social media users are always the judges, and they are currently doing justice to Amerado and Strongman.
Amerado’s new song, on the other hand, doesn’t say anything bad about Strongman, so he hasn’t added to the controversy.
When he announced his new single “A Red Letter to Strongman,” many expected him to go especially hard on Strongman.
Instead, Amerado shown his maturity by accepting that Strongman is more than simply another rapper, but a Boss in his own right.
However, many social media users concluded that he only failed to insult Strongman because he is afraid of his poetic talents.
Others are ecstatic because it was peace this time, rather than violence.
Checkout the reactions below
“Amerado be fearo sanso be kwasia ankasa you made us think beef alert s33 abasobo”
“Naasei… You for do a complete album with Amerado
An Ep will even be an underestimated project
I beg of you… I know you guys ain’t salt but u2 should this for we the fans”
“By now Lyrical Joe make sad man dey expect diss from Amerado so that Strongman go come discipline ein master give am but we serve a living God”
“I think all those who commented badly under Amerado’s tweet or insulted him in the morning needs to apologize now because we can’t entertain disrespect..Mopre dodo”
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