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Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson’s recent tweet has ignited a storm of speculation across social media platforms following Sarkodie’s on-stage rendition of his song “Try Me,” believed to be aimed at Nelson herself. This comes after the actress allegedly referenced Sarkodie in her book, “I’m not Yvonne Nelson,” recounting aspects of their past relationship.
In a cryptic tweet, Nelson appeared to allude to a beachfront location and hinted at personal experiences, sparking widespread conjecture among netizens linking the post to Sarkodie’s stage performance. The tweet read, “There’s this beach front opana takes his many girls. When he doesn’t trust you, they take your phone. We’ll talk about that later, properly. After he eats his fave jollof and fried egg. Around teshie/nungua.”
This online uproar has led to contrasting opinions, with some questioning why Yvonne Nelson seems unaffected by constant insults from rapper Pappy Kojo yet responds fervently to actions attributed to Sarkodie. Speculations have arisen, suggesting that Sarkodie’s status or their past connection may be influencing Nelson’s reactions.
Social media users have drawn comparisons, highlighting instances where Pappy Kojo has allegedly insulted Nelson publicly without eliciting a reaction from her, contrasting sharply with the attention and response generated by Sarkodie’s actions. Discussions abound, pondering the dynamics between the individuals involved and the reasons behind Nelson’s varied reactions.
