Legendary music producer Hammer of the Last Two has commented on Shatta Wale’s current beef with Wizkid and Nigerians in general, and placed the blame squarely on the media.
Whilst expressing his support for Shatta, Hammer said what Wale said was twisted to mean something else and caused all the problems it did.
Writing on Facebook, Hammer recalled that Shatta’s exact words were that “Me I no dey see Wizkid superstar oo,” but that was twisted to Shatta Wale says “Wizkid is not a super star”.
The founder of the Last Two music group said its a matter of perspective and Shatta Wale saying he doesn’t see Wizkid as a superstar doesn’t mean Wizkid is not.
Read his thoughts on the issue below….
So I just made time to peruse this controversy thoroughly from its inception and realized the starbwoy Wale said nothing in disrespect to the starbwoy wizzy to begin with. Whoever broke the story first is the one blame here.
My take on this is perspective.
Shatta said “Me I no dey see wizkid superstar oo”. Story quoted him as saying “wizkid is not a super star”. Now why wld u wanna do tht…
50cent probably doesn’t necessarily see lil Wayne as a super star cos he probably believes he’s his equal but from where I sit, I do think Wayne is a super star from my perspective. I guarantee u many of Nigerian celebrities don’t even see our Sark as a super star.
This isn’t even about supporting ur own. It’s just a classic case of not being star struck by someone’s art or hustle, and that’s no crime.
There u have it.. superstardom is not absolute.. it’s relative.
There’s no problem here.. stop inciting a rivalry between us and Nigerians. I respect the Shatta movement and their hustle. Salute #SM4lyf