‘Are we blowing trumpets now?' – Quables berates Dancegod Lloyd over ‘game changer’ title

Quables has tackled Dancegod Lloyd on social media for claiming he gave the Ghanaian dance industry a facelift.

In a series of jabs on X, the former manager of the popular Ghanaian dancer lambasted him for claiming an ‘imaginary title’.

Earlier Dancegod took to X and wrote, “After legendary Paa Tee and Adjetey Sowah’s era, I played the biggest role in giving the dance industry in Ghana a face in modern day entertainment. The evidence is there. The number of No.1 songs my dance has influenced…”

However, Quables who disagrees with such an assertion stormed X with a series of responses, shortly after Dancegod Lloyd's posts went viral.

“Are we blowing trumpets now, make I start? You will go and hide!” he wrote in a mixture of English and Pijin.

He added, “In Ghana, when a dancer has nothing to do anymore, he starts to celebrate verification!!”

Following the posts, some netizens lambasted Quables for what they described as exhibiting sheer envy towards his former artiste.

Addressing such critics while establishing his stance as the one who groomed, discovered and gave Dancegod the platform to shine, Quables shared a video of the former eulogizing him.

The DWP boss shared excerpts of Dancegod Lloyd’s interview with Delay where he described him (Quables) as an angel, who found and nurtured him from scratch.

Quables shared the video with the caption, “You people think I don’t like this person? Ask him to really tell you about me. If nothing had gone wrong or kept going on, I would never come at him like that. He knows what he is doing. One day I hope he tells you all the truth!” he wrote on X."

Prior to this development, Dancegod celebrated his achievement of being the first Ghanaian dancer to be verified on TikTok, as well as the only dancer to be recognized by American singer, Chris Brown.

After Legendary Paa Tee and Adjetey Sowah’s era, I played the biggest role in giving the dance industry in Ghana a face in modern day Entertainment. The evidence is there. The number of No.1 songs my dance has influenced…

— Dancegod ❤️???? (@dancegodlloyd) April 17, 2024

Are we blowing trumpets now, make I start ? You will go and hide !

— Big Q (@Quables) April 17, 2024

In Ghana when a dancer has nothing to do anymore he starts to celebrate verification !!

— Big Q (@Quables) April 17, 2024

I taya dey keep quiet , about to be a long week! Just wait ….

— Big Q (@Quables) April 17, 2024

You people think I don’t like this person ?
Ask him to really tell you about me, if nothing has gone wrong or keeps going on I will never come at him like that . He knows what he is doing .
One day I hope he tells you all the truth! pic.twitter.com/EIarS08SbB

— Big Q (@Quables) April 18, 2024

Background

Dancegod Lloyd and his former manager, Quables, have had unresolved issues following the former’s exit from the DWP camp in 2022.

Dancegod, now a solo dance artiste, had moved on to establishing his crew and hired a new manager.

It can be recalled that after his absence from the Global Citizens concert in 2022, where he was absent on stage during the DWP Academy’s performance with American singer Usher, Dancegod took to social media to rant.

He indicated that he was no longer a member of the academy adding that a certain ungrateful person had caused his decision to exit the dance company.

A year later, Quables broke silence on the development during an interview with Elsie Lamar on GhanaWeb’s Talkertainment.

Quables, who was in shock about Dancegod’s sudden exit, said he just abandoned his duties one day and never came back.

He said at a point, Dancegod even tried recruiting some members from his camp to join him but did not succeed.

As part of the many things Quables said, he recounted several ordeals he had faced in the quest to nurture Dancegod, who at that time had nothing.



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