In the age of social media, people are always finding creative ways to dupe others out of their hard earned cash.
Usually public figures become the victims, as others impersonate them and ask the public for money – it has happened to countless stars.
Shatta Wale has once again teamed up with his ‘Taking Over’ buddies for a new banger.
The music video for ‘Forgetti’ features Addi Self, Captan and Joint 77 (collectively the Militants), Pope Skinny and Natty Lee.
Yet another piece of music from the ‘dancehall king’ who seems to never go to sleep with release after release.
This time Wale, who has been described as the ‘highlife king’ instead of his self acclaimed dancehall title, features Asuoden Music boss Pope Skinny.
Asuoden Music CEO Pope Skinny has strongly jumped to the defence of the constantly under fire Shatta Movement empire boss Shatta Wale.
In a post on Facebook, Skinny condemned all those ‘haters’ of Shatta who were nowhere to be found when he was clawing his way to the top but now constantly work to undermine him.
Veteran hiplife star Pope Skinny has dropped his much anticipated single ‘Can You’, under the auspices of Asuoden Music.
‘Can You’ is a danceable love ballad, produced by the one and only The Maker (Shatta Wale).
The CEO of Asuoden Music, Pope Skinny has expressed his desires to have the second lady of the land, Samira Bawumia as his sugar mummy.
Expressing himself on his a rap show, ‘Kasahare level’, on Adom FM he said:
Shatta Wale has taken to the mike with a fellow rowdy star in Pope Skinny to bring out this marvelous single.
Shatta Movement and Asuoden Music present this banger titled ‘Salala Nigga’.
Pope Skinny is back and is on the mic with the most popular, most controversial artiste in the land, Shatta Wale.
Wale is featured on the Asuoden Music Boss’ latest number which he calls ‘Whatsup’.
Pope Skinny says Ghanaian artists are hypocrites who complain about the VGMA awards scheme only when they fail to win, but generally have nothing to say when they win.
Pope Skinny was speaking in the wake of controversies arising out of the 2016 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, and the angst of some artists for failing to pick up awards they felt they deserved.
Some of Ghana’s old and new musicians have jumped unto the popular Buk Bak ‘I’m Going to Come’ instrumental to record an all star tribute to Ronnie Coaches who died suddenly on Thursday, 21st November, 2013 at the Korle Bu Hospital, following complaints about heart issues… The Ronnie Coaches all star tribute song features … Read more
