Criss Waddle subtly mocks Ajagurajah on ‘Settings’
Rapper Criss Waddle has subtly taken a swipe at the spiritual leader of Universal Spiritual Outreach, Kwabena Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, in a new song titled “Settings.”
The song, produced by veteran sound engineer Hammer, features Kwaw Kese and Criss Waddle.
In his verse, Criss Waddle dedicates a line to subtly mock the spiritual leader, saying in Akan, “ɔgye me two cows, keys nu antɔ mu,” which literally suggests that someone wanted to outsmart him and take two cows from him, but the attempt was unsuccessful.
The line is believed to be a reference to the widely publicised back-and-forth between the two parties some time ago.
I regret talking about Criss Waddle - Ajagurajah
In June 2026, Ajagurajah and Criss Waddle were involved in a publicised back-and-forth after the spiritual leader claimed to have received a spiritual revelation concerning the musician.
Ajagurajah publicly called on Criss Waddle to contact him immediately, alleging that he had foreseen an impending danger approaching the musician from abroad.
According to Ajagurajah, a “bad wind” was heading toward Criss Waddle, and he claimed that spiritual intervention was needed to avert the danger.
He instructed the musician to provide two cows, which he said would be used to perform rituals intended to prevent the misfortune.
However, Criss Waddle refused to provide the cows, stating emphatically that he would not give any cow to the spiritual leader. He subsequently went on to mock Ajagurajah.
Following the incident, Ajagurajah, in an interview with Nana Romeo, said that speaking publicly about Criss Waddle was one of the biggest regrets of his life.
Criss Waddle’s line in “Settings” appears to revisit the incident, with the rapper suggesting that Ajagurajah’s attempt to get the two cows from him ultimately failed.
@waddle_f_baby I AM A SETTINGS BOY WAI 🤣🤣MONEY NO DEY POCKET @Da’hammer @Kwaw Kese ♬ original sound - CrissWaddle
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