Kaakie should be Rihanna’s level to deserve our reply – MzVee

This year can more or less be described as the year of beef in our Ghanaian entertainment industry. The guys started the whole beef thing and later the ladies also joined in. Manager of MzVee, Richie has disclosed that his team doesn’t see the need to reply any diss song about MzVee from Kaakie or whosever again.

According to him, Kaakie is not like Rihanna that they would waste their time and energy on. “We can’t imagine wasting our time on another artiste. It’s not like Kaakie is high up there that we would focus our energy and studio time on. If she were to be at that level like Rihanna, we would have gone to the studio quick-quick to record a song for her. We would have even done that back-to-back.” He continued, “Mzvee is not beefing with anybody. Let’s all enjoy the songs she’s about to release. We are concentrating our energy and time on getting hit songs and will no longer waste our time on any artiste.

Even our industry is not up there to be wasting one’s talent beefing with another act.” Also Read I didn’t respond to the Acehood controversy because there was no need to – Sarkodie Richie at the end of the interview with Joy News thanked Kaakie for giving her artiste more and more publicity. According to him, MzVee is now in the news day in, day out kind courtesy Kaakie.

-bigtriceonline

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