Patapaa's style of rap typified in his "Scopatumana is too wack for me," entertainer Ablekuma Nana Lace has said.

He was speaking to Nana Romeo on Okay FM.

Lace recalled how Patapaa disrespected him in 2020 when they were both invited to perform on Mike2's radio show on Adom FM.

"I had arrived for the programme, when Patapaa sent a message saying I was a newbie so he couldn't appear and sit with me on the same set. The audience were even complaining. Some said he was afraid of me and my talent. To me, he is wack in rap," he recalled.

"If he wants to sing, he should do it well," he further jabbed.

Ablekuma Nana Lace then said Patapaa would be better of being a "standup comedian" than a rapper and singer.

"He is comical. He is quite funny. Why not?" he emphasised.

He was reminded he made people laugh, too. 

"Yes, we are all entertainers, aren't we?" he reacted.

Nana Lace indicated he was not offended by being seen as an act that made people laugh.

"I can do a top dance that will make you laugh, I can do an acappella, I can crack a joke. We are all entertainers. So if I say Patapaa should do standup comedy, I am not hating on him. We are together. I like him very much. There are no hard feelings," he explained.

He went on to point to Sarkodie as his "number one rapper" who was "indespensible".

He said Strongman and M.anifest came after Sarkodie, in that order.

"In all humility," he placed himself as the fourth, before Joey B.

"Paluta is equally good but now he sings more."

When it came to singing, Ablekuma Nana Lace said he was undebatably "the first," and placed above even Daddy Lumba.

"I'm wild. This is just the tip of the iceberg. You've not seen the real me. So, I'll put myself first for singing," he stressed, giving he demonstration with an acappella of Daughters of Glorious Jesus' Mmpempem Mu Ahoofefoo.