AKA says haters will always hate.

With the countdown to the release of AKA's last album Touch My Blood now shorter than some muso's careers, the rapper has hit back at suggestions that it could turn out to be the flop of the year.

 The star submitted his album in full just a few days ago and got quite teary eyed when he listened to it for the first time from start to finish.

 Now the attention turns to its release next month and whether it will be a commercial success.

 It's been on a few fans' minds and one took to Twitter this week to claim that AKA is always being targeted for apparently not selling as much as other artists.

If this #touchmyblood album does well interms of SALES trust me they wont have sh*t to say anymore. Cos they always attack us cos of SALES. I AM F*CKEN TIRED OF THAT SH*T. BUY THE FVCKEN ALBUM!!

— PABLO 👑 (@Wonderb32) May 28, 2018