Quatta has in this week’s edition of the Flex newspaper touched on one of the sensitive issues that has been bordering folks in the entertainment fraternity.

According to the Ghanaian most influential recording artiste, Sarkodie stole his style but he did not misuse it – he gave tongue twisting the bigger exposure and now he is feeding himself out of something he introduced. Explaining further Quatta noted, “our first and late president Dr Kwame Nkrumah obviously did not win independence all for himself but rather the other way round so I brought it up and now others are also benefiting out of it.

“He also used the opportunity to break the silence on the biggest debate among most youth in the country especially the youth in the secondary level on the fact that between him Budukusu and Sarkodie who is the fastest and the best Tongue Twister in Ghana? The reason I kept quiet over this particular debate for all these while was the fact that Sarkodie has already pronounced me boss so far as rap music is concerned in Ghana on our single dubbed Born n Fall,” he revealed.

Bakus Entertainment is the brain behind Quatta’s come back and judging from the kind of works out there, talk of the great air plays of his songs, the two standard videos and also the over four hundred singles yet to be released, his one life to live single has landed him a recording deal with top stars in south Africa including the likes of Mafikizolo, Uhuru among others.

The first hip life musician to open a commercial recording studio is set to thrill both his Ghana Nigeria fans on Nigeria`s independence day carnival. Come one, come all to enjoy tunes like Onie, Baby, one life to live, Ohia, kudi, wine n go low and among other hit songs from the Ghana Busty Rhymes.