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Shatta Wale Goes Pantless After Being Trolled For Wearing Fake Jeans – Photo

It is only Ghanaian Dancehall musician Shatta Wale that can pull up such crazy stunt in public because he was trolled.

Shatta Wale has taken off his pants and promised not to wear one because he was trolled for wearing fake jeans in public.

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He was trolled on social media yesterday for wearing fake DSQUARED2 jeans after trolling Arnold Asamoah Baidoo on live tv that he wears a GHC2.50 shoes.

The dancehall musician was seen slaying on Instagram with fake DSQUARED2 jeans.

A closer look at the tag revealed that it was fake and doesn’t come close to the original DSQUARED2 brand.

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The original brand is spelt “DSQUARED” and is priced at $670 equivalent to GHC3,879.30 but what Shatta Wale wore was spelt “DSQUARED²”.

He took to the same medium to announce that he has stopped wearing jeans if he will be trolled that it is fake.

Shatta Wale to prove he’s serious shared photos of him wearing just a big T-shirt with no pants on.

Check out the photos below

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In other news, Nigerian superstar Wizkid has once again flaunt his insane wealth as he sprays free cash on fans at a beach in Lagos.

The singing sensation is going through a money phase – he takes every chance he gets to flaunt what he earns.

Several days ago, he out of the blue posted a video of bags of money he had received from playing a show.

His entire room was filled with huge bags, all filled with cash, with some lying around on the floor.

Wizkid then bragged that he had earned all that from a single show.

About a day or two later, he blew about 3.6m naira on one night’s chilling in a nightclub with friends.

SOURCE: GhanaCelebritie.Com

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