Speaking on the popular Ghanaian show +44 Podcast, the rapper was vulnerable with host Sideman saying, "When I had the email, I almost passed it on and not just out of respect, I felt that I was not worthy to lay my vocals next to the legend. I was really hard on myself. My manager was like this is a big opportunity. But, the artist side of me was thinking more about the art and not the opportunity.”

The rapper went on to explain that hearing the late legend's original studio recordings helped him connect spiritually, making this a moment far greater than a career move. "It felt like being with him in the booth," he said, "there are few people I feel like that when I worked with them."

​Sarkodie's career spans nearly 20 years, so we urge the star to get used to being in the company of legends, as he scoots closer to that status. The JAMZ performer was the first winner of BET's Best International Flow category in 2019 and continues to push his limits. Marley's record needs no mention, however, somewhat sad that his most significant career accomplishments happened posthumously.

But, fret not! Watch Bob Marley & The Wailers reimagining of their classic Stir It Up, featuring Sarkodie here!