King Paluta skips apology, drops diss track instead
Ghanaian rapper King Paluta has stirred fresh controversy with the release of his latest single, ‘Between Me and God.’
The track, intended as a response to mounting criticism over his recent on-stage outburst, has only deepened the debate surrounding his conduct.
The backlash stems from an incident at the All White Boat Party in London, where King Paluta verbally lashed out at a female guest who appeared disinterested during his performance.
Instead of issuing an apology, the rapper chose to address the situation through music, bluntly telling critics to “shut up” and asserting that any judgment of his actions is “between me and God.”
In a statement, Bulldog criticized King Paluta for releasing a diss track instead of expressing remorse to fans and attendees of the event.
“Even if the song had artistic value in a different context, this was not the time or place,” Bulldog argued, slamming both the motivation behind the track and the quality of its production.
Despite growing calls from fans and industry stakeholders for a public apology, King Paluta has remained defiant, using music as his platform for self-justification.
