'They are faking to each other' – Stonebwoy’s cryptic post spark reactions

On the dawn of May 30, 2026, Afro-Dancehall artiste Stonebwoy shared a cryptic post on social media about relationships, suggesting that two men are not always “real” to each other, a message that has generated conversations online.

In the post made by the “Jejereje” hitmaker, he suggested that two unnamed individuals have been pretending to be close based on personal interests, describing such behaviour as “convenient friendship.”

Stonebwoy added that even the devil disapproves of such conduct, where people act friendly in front of each other but lack genuine intentions.

“These two guys have been faking to each other based on interests and timing. Convenient friendship. Even the devil hates that,” he wrote.

Following the post, which was shared at 5:36 a.m., social media users began linking it to a possible reference to Shatta Wale and Sarkodie, who performed together at Kweku Smoke’s concert in Brixton, UK, on the night of May 29, 2026, despite their past highly publicised “beef.”

Some netizens who believe the post was aimed at both Shatta Wale and Sarkodie have criticised Stonebwoy for the comment.

One user indicated that although the post may not have been directed at anyone specific, if Sarkodie is part of the discussion, then Stonebwoy may be mistaken.

“I don’t know who you’re referring to though, but if Sarkodie is part of this conversation, I bet you’re getting everything wrong. The dream is to bring everyone together. Let love lead. The three S’s are all we’ve got: Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, and Stonebwoy,” one user reacted.

Another person argued that whether Sarkodie and Shatta Wale are truly close or not should not matter, adding that unity in the creative industry should be the focus.

“Ghana first. Sark and Shatta showed up to support Kweku Smoke on a major London stage. Whether they are best friends or not is irrelevant. Mature people celebrate unity when it benefits the industry. Not every moment needs to be filtered through personal grudges,” the user commented.

However, another social media user challenged the Dancehall artiste to openly mention the names of the two individuals he was referring to in his post.

“I dare you to mention the names of the two guys you are talking about,” he said.

I dare you to mention the names of the 2 guys you are talking about. https://t.co/OHjTR9kpfr

— PRESIDER (@iam_presider) May 30, 2026

Ghana first. Sark & Shatta showed up to support Kweku Smoke on a major London stage. Whether they are best friends or not is irrelevant. Mature people celebrate unity when it benefits the industry. Not every moment needs to be filtered through personal grudges. I tell my bruva…

— Bra_phile🇬🇧🇬🇭 (@BraPhile) May 30, 2026

Chale leave everybody and do ur thing, you’re hater already, don’t give these fools any reason for them to fuel any agenda against you again, we have a show to focus on in OVO arena, you’ve been ignoring these fools, just continue like that Abeg u boss, this tweet you just made…

— Killakut (@Killakuttt) May 30, 2026

I saw soo many negative comments under this post every one has their own meaning to this tweet, that’s what is making me funny. 🤣🤣😂😂 a bunch of fools under here crying.

(What an elderly person will see when seating in his quiet room, you have no idea when you climb a tree…

— 𝐁𝐇𝐈𝐌𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐌𝐀𝐋𝐓𝐀 𓋹🐆 🇲🇹🇪🇺🦁 (@bhimnationmalta) May 30, 2026

They envy demma body pass but because of you dey turn friends ,you’re miles bigger than them by far and acres 🐐

— 🥷🏿Ashtown boy diɛn na ɛɛsere ?😒 (@Godcaress001) May 30, 2026

You woke up at 5:36 am to post this?

Inasmuch as the statement is ambiguous, it’s still easy to predict who the targets are.

Promote your show and leave all these things for fans because it’s not nice 👍🏿

Sometimes you set yourself and your fans up too much

— Jesse The Talker on Youtube (@jesse_legendary) May 30, 2026

Aarbwoy since when did someone’s way of life became your headache? Ohw chairman u mek it too obvious, leave these stuffs to your fans. Nobody choose inconvenient friendship especially in an entertainment industry where everyone wants to benefit. You choose your colleagues wisely,…

— Genghis (@nitch_hoover) May 30, 2026