Bulldog blasts King Paluta over refusal to apologize

Entertainment critic and artist manager Bulldog has once again criticised Ghanaian Rapper King Paluta, this time for how he chose to handle a recent controversy.

Bulldog strongly disapproved of the rapper’s latest move and didn’t hold back his words.

Speaking on Showbiz Xtra Review with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM on Saturday, July 12, 2025, Bulldog called the award-winning rapper a “fool” for releasing a diss track instead of apologising to fans he had insulted during a performance in London.

Last week, King Paluta faced backlash after he verbally attacked a female guest at the All White Boat Party in London for not showing interest during his performance. Instead of apologising, he released a new track titled “Between Me and God” on Thursday, July 10, 2025. In the song, Paluta fired back at critics, telling them to “shut up” and saying that how he lives his life is “between me and God.”

Bulldog explained that he didn’t fully mean it when he first called Paluta a “fool” the previous week. However, he now believes the title fits perfectly.

He said, “When I said King Paluta was a fool last week, I didn’t really mean it. But now I’m sure he is. It’s been a whole week; instead of rendering an apology to the people he insulted, he has rather entered the studio to record a diss song for those who criticised him.”

While some think the track had a good message, Bulldog strongly criticised both the song’s intention and its sound quality.
“The message might have been good if it wasn’t driven by malice, but the production was substandard. He should go back to the studio and fix it if he wants to be taken seriously,” he added.

Despite many fans and industry players calling on King Paluta to say sorry, the rapper continues to stand his ground through music, sparking more debate about how celebrities in Ghana respond to public criticism.