Dancehall and Reggae artiste, Abdul Razak Issahaku popularly known as Iwan (I-Win-Always-Naturally), said his style of music is not one that dies away so easily.
In an interview with Preko Dankwa on Kasapa Entertainment on Kasapa 102.3 FM, Iwan said he does not do ‘fried rice’ music and that is why his songs don’t fade.
But the self acclaimed dancehall king, Shatta Wale who is not happy about Iwan’s comments has taken him on.
In a post on his Facebook timeline, the Dancehall Commando singer pointed it out to his music ‘rival’ that there is no need to worry about fading off the music scene once you do real music.
His post read; I DO REAL LIFE MUSIC..I DONT SAY WAT I HAVE NOT SEEN AND FELT …I DO REAL MUSIC..AND GUESS WHA REAL MUSIC DONT FADE..#NOTIME
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