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– –<\/span> The singer whose new song \u2018Atia Donko\u2019 has elevated his status as a versatile artiste despite being a specialist in Dancehall, expressed his dismay at the disrespectful comments made against musicians while admonishing people not to be negative because it can have a detrimental effect on their trade.<\/p>\n Epixode shared his sentiment in a post on Facebook and said, \u201cThe diss. The insults. The comparison is so ill-mannered. Let\u2019s celebrate ourselves because all we have achieved we did by ourselves. Individually we are our own labels, our own sony music universals. But still, we rock shoulders with artistes on those labels.\u201d<\/p>\n Epixode continued, \u201cEveryone is entitled to their opinion, but those opinions shouldn\u2019t water down the hard work of the others. It\u2019s just sad that we turn to be the Judas to our own Jesus.\u00a0What have you done to support this artiste you are disrespecting?<\/p>\n – –<\/span> \u201cThe disrespect is too much. Sometimes I wish these people know what it takes to write a simple line in a song, not to talk of adding melody to create a 3min song. Hoping to make it a hit. Respect and manners. We all need each other!\u201d<\/p>\n
\n<\/p>\nIn an impassioned statement he posted on Facebook, Epixode spoke on behalf of all Ghanaian musicians, particularly those who are amenable to trolling for various reasons. <\/h2>\n
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