“Patupa movement” boss, Patapaa, who in the past years has been releasing some hit songs with elusive lyrics, where recently hiplife crooner, Kawoula Biov featured him on a song dubbed “Daavi Neba.”
The kind of lyrics Patapaa delivered on his verse was incomprehensible and indefinable but surprisingly caught waves few hours after its release.
Many Ghanaians don’t actually accord with Patapaa’s kind of music as such, they think he’s got an empty future.
He just uses his diminished unendowed talent to drop wack songs to confuse Ghanaians but Dancehall King, Shatta Wale has come to the defence of the “one corner” hitmaker.
According to Shatta Wale, Ghanaians want senseless songs and Patapaa has discovered that master key to always remain consistent in the industry.
Speaking on “Showbiz A-Z” on Joy FM, the self-acclaimed Dancehall King added that if Ghanaians don’t take care, Patapaa will infect the entire nation with a virus that nobody can cure.
However the “My Level” hitmaker further hailed Patapaa, says he is very smart and he doesn’t mind hoping on a song with him.



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