Look at someone who bears the middle name of a castrated dog – Blakk Rasta fires back at Bulldog

Blakk Rasta could not hold back his anger after being described as stressed and mentally ill person by artist manager Bulldog.

It all started when the reggae singer, on one of his shows on Accra-based 3 FM, chided Bob Marley’s team and Sarkodie for allegedly conspiring to desecrate the legacy of the late reggae icon.

To him, Sarkodie did nothing exceptional except his one-way rap verse on the singer's classic tune, “Stir It Up” remix which will probably be making Bob Marley roll in his grave.

"What Sarkodie did is just a desecration of the legacy of Bob Marley. It's so shameful. What Sarkodie did is nothing but the desecration of the music king.

"It's like a king has been buried, and you go and dig him up and steal the gold and diamonds he was buried with," Blakk Rasta criticised.

Rubbishing the claim, Bulldog noted that Blakk Rasta could not have said that if not for the fact that he is suffering from stress and a mental disorder.

He buttressed his point by citing Blakk Rasta’s jab at Efya being on drugs when the songstress rubbished his criticisms.

Bulldog further urged Ghanaians not to take mental health symptoms like those of Blakk Rasta for granted.

"Mental health is something we as Ghanaians don't take seriously. Blakk Rasta is stressed, and that is a case we don't take seriously in Ghana," Bulldog said.

"There's a lot of stress, so people come from that angle when they speak. Like he made conclusions on Efya based on her appearance, look at him; it's clear he is stressed," he explained.

In a counterattack via Twitter, the controversial artist indicated that a true sign of a person who is stressed and mentally unstable is one who will choose to bear the middle name of a castrated dog.

"Even he who has been locked up severally by the police for careless, deranged utterances and bears the middle name of a castrated dog is not stressed. What a world!" Blakk Rasta fumes.