Michael Owusu Addo, known as Sarkodie, has revealed that his tell-it-all track, 'Try Me,' was leaked by unknown individuals, prompting him to release it on his YouTube page.

According to him, he had recorded the song in response to Yvonne Nelson's memoir, but he had only shared it with close individuals and kept it private from his team.

One night, around 2 am, Sarkodie noticed the song had gone viral on Twitter, and people had already shared it.

“Yes,” he responded when the host said: “It felt like somebody leaked it first, maybe you didn’t even intend to put it out.”

He was taken aback as he hadn't intended to release it at that time. However, given the situation, he decided to officially publish the track.

Sarkodie clarified that his team had no knowledge of the song's release, and he didn't seek their approval before its publication.

“It was in the middle of the night, around 2am and I see on Twitter it’s gone crazy and people have put out the record. I have no idea because I didn’t give it to…

“I did it just to hold on to it, then when it came out, I was just like let me put it out,” he added.

Unfortunately, during this time, his lawyer, who would usually provide guidance in such situations, passed away, leaving him without her support and advice.

This was Sarkodie's response to Yvonne Nelson's memoir, 'I am not Yvonne Nelson,' which delves into the details of their past relationship and an abortion that the actress and movie producer had.