“We living on the land with no lords, No Man’s land, Nobody be landlord” – Eno Barony
Sarkodie is not the landlord of Ghana rap, according to Ghanaian artist Eno Barony.
She asserts that no one individual owns or rules the Ghanaian rap industry.
She thinks it is inappropriate to refer to Sarkodie as a “landlord” given the existence of other powerful rappers who are still active, such as herself.
Even after invalidating the Landlord’s title, Eno Barony conveyed a brazen message to Sarkodie in her most recent rap song.
“We living on the land with no lords. No Man’s land, Nobody be landlord.”
Sarkodie is widely regarded as the one icon of the Ghanaian music industry and has been dubbed the Landlord of Ghanana rap locally.
Obidi is actually thought to be the most well-known Ghanaian musician with a large international fan base.
Many think it is not unlikely for Sarkodie to be viewed and referred to as the Landlord of Ghana Music given his body of work, relevance, impact, and length of time in the industry.
