Sarkodie Blasts His Friend After Winning FIFA Video Game: "Useless Boy, You Can't Defeat Me"
- Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie sparked a debate on social media after proving that he was good at playing a football simulator
- This comes after an old video of him blasting his friend in the living room after defeating him in a game of FIFA went viral
- Many people mentioned other Ghanaian celebrities who were also good at playing FIFA as Sarkodie's potential competitors
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Multiple award-winning Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has gone viral after an old video of him winning a FIFA game surfaced on social media.

Source: Instagram
Sarkodie wins FIFA game in throwback video
A viral video trending on social media showed that Sarkodie was good at playing a game of FIFA with other competitors.
In the video, he was seen bragging about being the champion of the game after defeating a friend seated alongside him.
In the video, his friend looked disappointed that he had lost to the Brag crooner, starting at the screen while the celebrated rapper bragged.
Sarkodie could be seen speaking at the top of his voice, telling his friend to put the controller down and accept his fate as the loser.
"Put it down and get up," he told his friend while speaking at the top of his voice.
The father of two could not hold back his excitement as he continued bragging about winning the game and being undefeated.
"Useless boy. Do you think you can defeat me?" Sarkodie asked rhetorically.
Reactions to Sarkdie winning a FIFA game
Many Ghanaians in the comment section noted that Sarkodie needed stronger FIFA video game opponents, such as rappers Kofi Kinaata and Omar Sterling of the music duo R2Bees.
Below are the reactions of Ghanaians to the video of Sarkodie scolding his friend after defeating him in a FIFA game posted by Trendz Africa:
Hart said:
"Sarkodie no fit play with Kinaata."
livinglharge1 said:
"Organise a match between Sarkodie and Omar Sterling let’s see whether he go make noise again 😭😭😂😂."
K. VAS said:
"Landlord, please go meet Kofi Kinnata, He go do you defedefe."
Kyei_godfred17 said:
"The guy sitting might have talk too much before the game."
DOT🩸COM said:
"Who noticed Sarkodie was using Barcelona💙♥️😁."
.||. 它的霍比 .||.said:
"Omar Sterling and Kofi Kinaata are beasts oooo, just seeing Sark so I can’t tell."
Kwame said:
"Omar Sterling, Kofi Kinaata and Sark who really de play 🤔 Bra Kofi show this guy for we La🇬🇭❤️🎼🔊#Ghanaboys 😂 fatuhoo na Sorri 😂."

Source: Instagram
Kinaata boasts about his FIFA skills
YEN.com.gh reported that talented Ghanaian rapper Kofi Kinaata sparked laughter online after confidently declaring himself the best among his peers at playing FIFA video games.
In a humorous video he posted on his social media page, the multiple award-winning rapper jokingly pretended to cry, saying he had lost friends because he kept defeating them online.
Fans flooded the comments section with playful suggestions of other celebrities who might challenge him, with sensational Ghanaian rapper Medikal emerging as a top contender.
The trending video went viral, adding a fun twist to the ongoing banter among Ghanaian celebrities, although Sarkodie could aim to challenge his authority in the FIFA arena.
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