Strongman begs Shatta Wale for collaboration in latest post

Rapper Strongman has got social media talking with his latest tweet to popular dancehall musician Shatta Wale.

Strongman Burner has got Ghanaians talking with a latest plea to self-proclaiming king of African dancehall Shatta Wale.

According to the former Sarkcess Music artiste, having a collaboration with Shatta Wale will be appropriate.

In a tweet sighted by YEN.com.gh, Strongman expressed his desire to have the 'Gringo' hitmaker on his song. His plea came after Shatta Wale posted a poll concerning his recent lyrical battle with fellow rapper Medikal.

In the poll, Shatta Wale wrote "When a strongman gets sick and weak. He goes for ........to be strong again..without your medikals you can’t be strong !!! First 10 voters get a packet of storm energy ginger freeeee. Fill in the blanks." In the options for answers, Shatta Wale wrote 'Check-up,' 'Medikal,' 'Banku and Tilapia' for fans to choose from.

While fans clicked their preferred choice in the answers, Strongman also quoted the tweet with his answer.

Strongman did not choose any of the three options, instead used the opportunity to plead for a collaboration.

The Kumasi-based rapper wrote "Wrong answers Boss. Shatta wale feature should be in the options.

Make it happen this time." It is not clear if Shatta Wale had earlier refused a collaboration with the young rapper prior to his plea.

Wrong answers Boss????
Shatta wale feature should be in the options????
Make it happen this time ???? https://t.co/jEt129dypg

— STN EP (@StrongmanBurner) June 26, 2019

It is also surprising that Strongman will comment on a post that was actually crafted to troll him for allegedly loosing his 'beef' with Medikal.

During the time of the 'beef', Shatta Wale, in tweets declared that he was in support of the AMG rapper.

Medikal and the 'Gringo' hitmaker are known to be good friends as he was featured on the former's 'Omo Ada' remix.

The SM boss had also thrown his support behind Medikal after he claimed to have saved Ghana rap four years ago.