There’s something serious brewing in the world of dancehall, and Ghanaian artist Epixode might have just stirred the pot.
In a recent statement, Epixode said, “In this dancehall space, it’s the LAST TWO. Me and the other one.” Now, that sounds like a direct message—and fans are reading between the lines. Who is this “other one”? And is Epixode throwing shade?
For years, the dancehall scene in Ghana has seen many big names come and go. But now, Epixode is boldly claiming that only two top artists remain. Some say this is just confidence, others believe it’s the start of a musical battle—maybe even a full-blown beef.
Epixode has always been known for his lyrical skills and stage power. But making such a strong statement raises eyebrows. Is he calling out Shatta Wale? Is he taking shots at Stonebwoy? Or is this a build-up to a lyrical war to wake up the genre?
The dancehall space is no stranger to clashes. Rivalries have always played a role in keeping the fire alive. But when an artist says it’s just him and one other left standing, fans expect action, not just words.
Whatever Epixode meant, one thing is sure—this line has put the dancehall community on edge. Everyone wants to know who that “other one” is, and what comes next.
Is this just hype? Or are we about to witness the next big clash in Ghanaian dancehall?
Only time will tell. But for now, eyes are on Epixode—and ears are ready for a reply.