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“Kakalika love” is not a diss song- Sister Derby

Contrary to what Ghanaians think the song “Kakalika Love” is, model and Musician, Sister Derby has come out to clear the air that the song was not meant to spurn anyone. In an interview on Monday at Citi FM, Sister Derby said she was surprised at the way some sections of Ghanaians assumed that she […]

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Contrary to what Ghanaians think the song “Kakalika Love” is, model and Musician, Sister Derby has come out to clear the air that the song was not meant to spurn anyone.

In an interview on Monday at Citi FM, Sister Derby said she was surprised at the way some sections of Ghanaians assumed that she released the song to “diss” Medikal.

“It’s not a diss song. All of us, we love drama. We love entertainment and he himself [Medikal] has been saying  it’s a diss song. I don’t know If it is intentional because as I know that we expressed ourselves, we tell our stories in music, there is no diss in the song” she explained.

According to the “Uncle Obama” singer, even though the song was released following her breakup with rapper, Medikal, the lyrics of the song was intended to reveal the circumstances that led to the breakup.

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Sister Derby also added that, it was only right for the public to know what was going on since they had a very open relationship.

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“When I went into the relationship, I was asked on national television, if I was dating him. I said yes. So after the breakup, this is my way of telling my fans. [And] I have done that with my song so that they know what happened,” she said.

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