Peruvian singer Pharaón Love Shady has been sounding loudly after he has decided to dedicate a shot to Residente. Great was the surprise of many when the Puerto Rican answered our compatriot.
Pharaoh Love Shady is one of the regguetoneros who causes a stir on social networks because of her themes with explicit lyrics. This time, he decided to take a turn and dedicate his last song to the rapper, a member of Calle 13.
However, the alleged aggrieved person, instead of lashing out or ignoring this attack, did not hesitate to answer politely, indicating that he continues to write, because he has gained in him one more fan.
“You're the best. I'm your fan. He keeps getting hard and writing,” the Puerto Rican told the Peruvian on his social network.
PHARAOH LOVE SHADY'S ANSWER
Pharaoh Love Shady did not hesitate to respond to Resident. Although he thanked him for the gesture, he indicated that he had only given 13% of his talent.
The young man posted this response through his Instagram story: “Thank you for accepting it, it's good to add one more fan. I've always hit it hard and that's only 13% of my potential.” In addition, he added a little arm of force.
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