Sierra Leonean rapper, singer and songwriter; Yung Sal wrote a letter to critics expressing his dissatisfactions after all what he has done in the music industry.

On his letter, the rapper stated that after doing rap songs in 2012 and 2013, he was told that he couldn’t make hit songs that people can dance to which inspired him to sing ‘Kam Join We’ in 2015.

“Dear critics/ Mr. Sabi sabi or Mr. Boku sense

Back in 2012/13, when i exclusively did rap music, you said could’nt make hit songs that people can dance to.

In 2015 i did “kam join we” you danced to it, as everyone appreciated it. A few months later you said i cannot do another hit song, so i gave you “bhad man party, Bad, Luma, Formula etc. “

After a while, you came up with another scheme which says that i cannot rap anymore, as a response to that i made “SHH- ft LAJ”. A trap song that created a wave. I made that song when most people were doing afrobeats. Yet you still went on to criticise. You said i couldnt sing, i gave you “no games and jabata”.

Now i see you on social media propagating that “Yung Sal nor SABI sing or SABI rap”. You see your criticisms inpires me to do more. And i promise you one thing, Yung Sal is here forever best believe that. Wait till you hear from me again. Till then keep up with your criticisms. Mr. SABI SABI aka BOKU SENSE.” – he writes

Yung Sal breakthrough in the entertainment industry in 2015 after the release of his hit single “Kam Join We”. The song was produced by Nashito Kulala and video directed by Nick Asgill. With continuous hits, the singer released ‘Bad’ in 2016. ‘Bad’ was produced by Nashito Kulala and the video was shot in Ghana by Majeztique.

In 2018, he collaborated with Drizilik on ‘Formula’ which was recorded in Ghana and produced by Ghanaian producer; Streetbeatz and mixed and mastered by Possi Gee. Yung Sal went ahead and team up with Boss La and dropped ‘SHH’. From Nova’s production, Shh became a hit in the country.

Yung Sal is the CEO of Bari Starz Musiq. His music has taken him allover the world. In 2018, he toured the United States where he made successful shows. He was hosted on the African Beat on Voice of America (VOA) by David Vandy where he performed ‘Formula’, ‘No Game’ and ‘SHH’ with a live band.

With all the criticisms and negative comments, Yung Sal dropped ‘Ming Eh Ma’ for 2021. The song was produced by Lamzo Jay and Otion. The singer is ready to close 2021 with a surprise package.