It’s been a while since Shatta Wale went ballistic on social media to gather the headlines and it’s fair to say he’s back.
Wale has been trending this morning ever since reports went viral that he has duped a Ghanaian lady based in the United States.
Archipalago has taken a huge swipe at Sarkodie and his ‘advice’ that he epically laid on Shatta Wale all those months ago.
According to the opinionated Palago, Sark is afraid of Shatta Wale even though he likes to pretend that is not the case.
Yaa Pono might have once brutalized Shatta Wale in word to word combat but he has denied saying he doesn’t measure up to Stonebwoy when it comes to awards.
Speaking on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, Yaa Pono denied ever making that utterance about Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy.
Shatta Wale is a real piece of work, as our American brothers will say. In his world only one thing matters, which is himself, and thus he can somehow justify anything by relating it to himself.
My personal diagnosis is that he suffers from narcissistic personality disorder, because only such a person can use the kind of logic Wale is using just to justify his own actions.
About a month ago, Nigerian Ghana-based artiste, Mr Eazi became one of the most talked-about artists on the internet after he disclosed that he makes a revenue of more than $1million via streaming alone.
After making this revelation on his Twitter handle, most of us thought it was just another tactic to show himself on top, but the Spotify 2018 stats have finally confirmed that the singer isn’t actually joking in the showbiz industry.
Despite weeks having passed since Shatta Wale’s controversial comment that ‘Ghana is a village’, the issue continues to trend and spark more discussions.
Wale himself as we know won’t shut up about it and takes every chance he gets to keep talking about how Ghana is a village.
World music streaming giant, Spotify just as they’ve been doing every year has released the yearly streaming reports of all the artistes on their platform including Ghanaian artistes on the platform.
The Sarkcess music headliner, Sarkodie born Michael Owusu Addo is leading with 9 million music streams.
Ghanaian controversial Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale is never remorseful of his “Ghana is a village” comment he made during his stage performance at London’s 02 Arena a few days ago.
In fact, the ‘Gringo’ hitmaker insists that Ghana will always be a village because the media instead of talking about problems confronting Ghanaians have devoted all their time to discuss the balloon concept behind his ‘My Level’ music video.
Peace FM Entertainment Review show’s regular pundit and a former Public Relations Officer of the Film Producers Association of Ghana (FIPAG), Ola Michael has aired that Shatta Wale’s ‘My Level’ official video has some wack scenes.
According to Michael, a scientific look into the video really confirms that some of the concepts behind the visuals are absolute nonsense.
Actress Juliet Ibrahim stepped out last night to chill but not in the typical classy body fitting mini dress kind of way— she went the 90’s last night with a bandana wrapped for a top and a piece on her head.
Self-acclaimed Dancehall king, Shatta Wale has dropped the official music video of his ‘stolen’ song, ‘My Level’ and truly, the music video depicts the content of the song.
The song has been tagged as one of the best songs released by the controversial dancehall artiste and it’s not surprising that his arch-rival, Stonebwoy has revealed that it’s his favourite song.
From the stable of ‘Ground Up Chale’ and the BET award nominee Kwesi Arthur comes a year ending banging tune.
Arthur features the one and only king of Ghanaian dancehall, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr, also known as Shatta Wale and sometimes known as ‘Gbee Naabu’.
In a surprising turn of events, we’ve captured Stonebwoy speaking about Shatta Wale and for some reason, not spitting out expletives or threatening a war between the two of them.
Instead, Stonebwoy actually speaks a little well of his ‘enemy’ and says it’s entirely possible that the two of them collaborate in future.
Ghanaians sometimes mock the Zylofon signed dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, for being unable to compose proper dancehall songs but instead releasing ‘wack’ ‘jama’ songs.
However, Ghanaian dancehall artiste, Jupitar has supported his colleague, Shatta Wale to continue doing wack music as Ghanaians are claiming if only such chaff songs he’s been releasing brings money into his pocket.
The Bhim Nation president, Stonebwoy has spoken on Shatta Wale choosing December 28 for his Thanksgiving Concert ─a date slated for Stonebwoy’s Bhim Concert.
Stonebwoy in an interview with Regina Van-Helvert on GhOne TV’s Rhythmzlive expressed disappointments in Shatta Wale for choosing the same date he [Stonebwoy] has chosen for his concert.
