Ghanaian rapper King Paluta has found himself at the center of controversy following his recent performance at an all-white party show in the United Kingdom, where he was criticized for allegedly mistreating a fan. The backlash, which quickly gained traction online, intensified when he released a new track titled “Between Me and God,” prompting speculation that the song was aimed at his critics.
Several voices within the entertainment community, including a prominent entertainment pundit, suggested that the song was a direct response to those calling him out for what many saw as disrespectful conduct during the UK show. The incident has sparked debate on social media, with some defending his actions while others continue to demand an apology.
In what appeared to be a response to the ongoing accusations, King Paluta recently posted a performance video of the track featuring a vibrant kente-themed backdrop. Alongside the video, he offered a short message claiming the song was not a diss, but rather a creative expression.
Despite his public clarification, reactions have remained mixed. A number of users in the comment sections of his posts are still urging the rapper to formally address the situation with the fan and issue an apology. While the artist maintains his position that the track was not created with hostile intent, the conversation online shows no signs of slowing down.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
