Kofi Jamar, a Ghanaian musician and part of the ‘Kumerica’ Movement, has described his beef with the ‘Asakaa Boys,’ which he claims may have turned bloody if it had happened in Kumasi.
Recounting his meeting with the youngsters, Kofi Jamar said that they initially challenged him about some previous words he made on radio some time ago.
The ‘Ekorso’ hitmaker said that they met at an event when the lads first approached him in an aggressive way.
“I’m no longer cool with them and it is not a beef. They can’t beef me. They approached me at a certain point because they felt I said something on radio which they did not like. It resulted in a fight because they first confronted me. This happened in Accra but trust me, if it were in Kumasi, and I had any of the niggas around me, it would have been bloody,” he said.
Although they are not on good terms, Jamar claims he has no longer have a grudge towards them.
“I don’t have a problem with them but they are the ones acting like they have a problem with me.”
When asked whether he would consider working with Jay Bhad since they all have a similar colorful spirit, Jamar replied: “That’d be cool. I don’t know when it will happen though.”
Previously, Kofi Jamar attracted much condemnation for claiming that, although slavery was terrible, it had a good influence on Blacks across the globe.
Despite having apologized for his words following the public criticism, Kofi Jamar took advantage of this current interview to explain them once again.
“The blacks needed to migrate. We were all not supposed to be stuck in one place. Right now look at JayZ and the rest, they are enjoying the fruits of their labour. Racism is still real, but they wouldn’t have gotten the chance to be who they are if they were still on the shores of Africa,” he emphasized.
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