Born Freda Baffour Awuah, a Ghanaian fast-rising female songstress, better known as Freda Rhymz has said that most Ghanaian male artists do not respond to her calls.
According to the budding songstress, most male Ghanaian artists reject her collaboration after sending them a song she wants to feature them on.

When asked how she feels when male artists avoid responding to her calls, she revealed that she would have wanted them to answer her messages instead rather than ignoring her messages.
In a one on one conversation on Ghone TV as monitored by A2zgh.com, the songstress stressed that she always feels bad when she sees that.

Freda Rhymz has released a new diss song titled ‘KMT’ which is allegedly directed to Sista Afia’s but when asked if the song was directed to Sista Afia, she denied as she claims it was a general statement.
Meanwhile, coward Sista Afia has also said that the ‘WMT’ song wasn’t directed to anyone as alleged but she unleashed the song to empower women



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