THE CAMP OF KWABENA LYTA CLARIFIES: "S3KYEBL3 IS NOT A DISS TRACK"

Cover Photo of the song
The fast rising Ghanaian artiste from Sefwi Dwinase in the Western region with the stage name KWABENA LYTA released a song called "S3KYEBL3" which is Sefwi language and literally translated as "Spoil there". The song featured Mr. Linquai and was produced by Qhola Beatz. 

About 53 seconds into the song, the Sefwiboi Music icon talks about the fact that even though he comes from Dwinase and does not come from Sefwi Wiawso, his haters wished he gets bad luck. "Dwinase boy b) me nde Wiawso koso me haters b3susu mene t33"
Coincidentally, Susumenet33 is a suburb located in Sefwi Wiawso. This coincidence have made some people living in the suburb conclude that Kwabena Lyta was clandestinely dissing them in the track.
The camp of Sefwiboi Music (SBM) in an interview have stated that: "We are humbly saying to the people of Susumenetee that the line in question was not directed to them and we will never do anything to upset them because we are all one people but we are sorry for the lack of clarity. Our main aim is to do good and quality music and we can not reach anywhere without our fans"
Kwabena Lyta was nominated as Discovery Artist of the year in the 2017 edition of the Rush Western Music Award.
The song which was uploaded on YouTube some 5 months ago have recorded 18.7k views.

Check the link of the video below: 



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