In a recent development, Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie, whose real name is Michael Owusu Addo, has responded to actress Yvonne Nelson's claims about their past relationship through a new song called “Try Me.” The rapper took to his social media page to share a snippet of the song, which addresses the allegations made by Nelson in her biography titled 'I am not Yvonne Nelson.' 

Nelson had previously stated in her book that Sarkodie refused to take responsibility when she became pregnant. However, Sarkodie's lyrics in “Try Me” counter these claims. He asserts that he was against abortion and advised Nelson to keep the child. He further emphasizes that he never pushed her towards terminating the pregnancy. 

Sarkodie doesn't stop there; he goes on to address the overall situation and the personal attacks directed at him. He emphasizes that no one else is responsible for the choices individuals make in life. The rapper also acknowledges the success of Nelson's book within the first few hours but questions the motive behind its success, suggesting that negativity tends to sell more. 

In the latter part of the song, Sarkodie sends well-wishes to Nelson, expressing his hope that she finds the healing she needs. However, he also dismisses her claims of being a “good girl” and recommends that her actions may indicate otherwise. 

With this musical response, Sarkodie attempts to present his side of the story and refute the allegations made against him by Yvonne Nelson. It remains to be seen how this exchange will further unfold and whether it will lead to a resolution or more public discussions in the future.