Did BeatJoeKyz Target Kwesi Black? “Mo’Abodam” Diss Fuels Kasoa Celebrities Concert Fallout

Kasoa's entertainment scene has found itself at the centre of a fresh music controversy following the release of a new diss track from BeatJoeyKyz, who has turned an incident at the recent Kasoa Celebrities Concert into the subject of his latest record.

Released on September 10, 2026, the track, titled "Kasoa Celebrities Concert," sees BeatJoeyKyz revisit what appears to have been a sour experience at the event. The record is now drawing attention among listeners because of the rapper's repeated use of the phrase "mo'abodam," an Akan expression that can be understood as "are you mad?"

But the phrase itself may not be what has people talking the most.

What Happened at the Concert?

In the diss, BeatJoeyKyz claims that he was booed while performing on stage by fans supporting another artist.

He does not, however, directly mention the artist's name.

Instead, he describes the person as a highlife artist, leaving listeners to interpret who he may be referring to.

That omission has arguably made the situation even more interesting.

Rather than giving audiences a clear name, BeatJoeyKyz leaves behind clues, and fans across social media have begun trying to connect them.

Why Kwesi Blak's Name Is Coming Up

One name that has surfaced in the conversation is Kwesi Blak, a Kasoa-based artist associated with the highlife space.

The speculation appears to be based largely on the description in BeatJoeyKyz's song, combined with Kwesi Blak's connection to the Kasoa entertainment scene and his involvement in the organization of the concert.

Kwesi Blak was among the prominent artists associated with the event and was also presented prominently around the concert.

That has led some listeners to ask whether BeatJoeyKyz's unnamed "highlife artist" could be Kwesi Blak.

There is, however, one important detail: BeatJoeyKyz does not name Kwesi Blak in the song.

At this point, the connection remains fan speculation rather than a confirmed identification by BeatJoeyKyz.

"Mo'Abodam" Becomes the Talking Point

One thing that is difficult to miss throughout the record is BeatJoeyKyz's repeated use of "mo'abodam."

The phrase gives the diss an unmistakably confrontational tone and helps establish the frustration behind the record.

Rather than sounding like a casual complaint about an event that came and went, the song appears to be BeatJoeyKyz's musical response to what he believes happened to him on stage.

And by naming the concert itself in the title, he makes the event impossible to separate from the controversy.

The song is currently available on Audiomack under BeatJoeyKyz's profile, where it is listed as a Hip-Hop/Rap release dated September 10, 2026.

Now Kasoa Wants Answers

The controversy raises a bigger question about the relationship between artists, fan bases and event organizers within Kasoa's growing entertainment community.

When an artist feels disrespected on a stage, is a diss record the natural response?

And when an artist refuses to name the person he's addressing, how much should fans read into the clues?

For now, BeatJoeyKyz has said his piece through music.

He has named the concert.

He has described the incident.

He has repeatedly asked "mo'abodam?"

But he has not named the highlife artist at the centre of the speculation.

So the question circulating around Kasoa is simple:

Who was BeatJoeyKyz talking about?

Until the rapper clarifies the lyrics, or the artist believed to be the target responds, the answer remains open.

Listen to "Kasoa Celebrities Concert" by BeatJoeyKyz on Audiomack HERE