Award-winning Ghanaian Rapper, M.anifest stated that his “small fly we dey fly, wey your man bore, we came to win… yen b3prii draw …” line in the song was never meant for the ‘Ololo’ hitmaker.

In an interview on GH One TV, M.anifest said that he can never be a lawyer of Kelvynboy to fight his battles for him and that he did not even have Stonebwoy in mind when he was recording his verse. 

He added that the beef between Stonebwoy and Kelvynboy is none of his business. 

The ‘No Shortcut to Heaven’ singer disclosed that claims by Shatta Wale that he was the first Ghanaian artiste to start street shows are entirely false.

M.anifest stated that he was the first to do a block party before other artistes started doing street shows. 

Source: yen.com.gh