The one and only ‘Dancehall King’, Shatta Wale, has emphatically stated that he has no intentions of donning any political colours this year, as the hotly contested 2016 elections gradually approaches.
Celebrities such as John Dumelo and Bukom Banku have made their preferences quite clear, and have hit the campaign trail for the President already.
Shatta Wale’s baby mama and undisputed lady of his house, Michelle Diamond Gbagonah, celebrates her 23rd birthday today (Friday, 6 May)
Shatta Michy, as she’s more commonly called, is mother to the dancehall king’s child Majesty.
Shatta Wale held arguably the most explosive album launch in the history of Ghanaian music last week, when his ‘After The Storm’ album launch filled the Black Star Square to the brim with his enthusiastic supporters.
The album launch saw the ‘dancehall king’ entertaining his fans single-handedly for nearly three hours, and at a point brought out rapper Sarkodie to an elated crowd.
Allegations of plagiarism are flying on the Ghanaian music scene at the moment, and rapper Edem is not interested in being thrown anywhere into that mix.
The rapper just tore into a Shatta Wale fan online, for claiming Edem’s ‘Nyedzilo’ music video was similar to Shatta Wale’s initial ‘Kakai’ video that never materialised.
Straight on the heels of his hugely successful album launch, Shatta Wale drops the video for one of his biggest hits of the year, ‘Kakai’.
The video was released late Saturday, mere hours after Friday night’s spectacle at the Black Star Square.
Shatta Wale caught immense grief for a fashion slip in his ‘Bie Gya’ video, when he donned a rip off adidas hoodie ‘adldas’.
The oft mired in controversy singer was roundly mocked for the choice, and as usual he came up with some sort of explanation, claiming he did it to generate publicity for the video.
Shatta Wale lit up the Black Star Square Friday night with a highly successful show to launch his new album, ‘After The Storm’.
The launch, which he opened free to the public, drew tens of thousands of the ‘dancehall king’s’ fans to fill up the iconic square and watch him on stage.
Dancehall ‘king’ Shatta Wale is hours away from kicking off his much anticipated album launch at the Black Star Square in Accra.
Obrafour, the veteran hiplife star, has taken to social media to wish his brother in arms well for the event which would be held tonight (April 29).
Shatta Wale is feeling the heat from all angles for a series of recent blunders, and the latest one, wearing a fake adidas shirt in a music video, continues to plague him.
Singer Mzbel, in a moment of levity, has also decided to make fun of the dancehall king’s blunder, calling it a spelling mistake.
Shatta Wale is working hard as his album launched draws ever closer, but the controversies that are his brand’s bread and butter keep hitting him, and not in a good way.
After facing accusations of stealing the ‘Bie Gya’ track from Chris Waddle and Stonebwoy, and wearing a fake adidas shirt in the video, another accusation of theft is being thrown at him.
Afia Schwarzenegger and Bulldog have demonstrated an uneasy camaraderie in recent days, stemming back to April 1 when they pulled off this kissing prank.
Thursday (April 14) was Bulldog’s birthday, the Bullhaus Entertainment boss adding another year to his life.
Shatta Wale is never one to back down from a fight, which is what might make this whole thing a little suspicious.
Chris Waddle recently put the Shatta movement head on blast when he called him a sellout in a viral video. The entire beef stems from the fact Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale bought released a song ‘Bie Gya’- that led to ridicule of Waddle, who appeared on Stonebwoy’s version.
Back in February, SM kingpin Shatta Wale announced a plan to release his first ever studio album this year, dubbed ‘After The Storm’.
The ‘Dancehall king’ revealed that after going through so much trials and tribulations, the new album is set to tell his story- his rebirth as he put it.
Shatta Wale’s wife has been hogging all the airtime lately, but the singer decided to throw some more publicity on another family member when he brought his sister out for a performance.
The ‘Dancehall King’ was performing at the Republic Hall week celebrations #RepuDeyPap Saturday, when he came up with a lady on stage to perform his hit song ‘Hol It’
Dancehall act Shatta Wale says he would have been part of the popular show ‘By The Fireside’ way back, except for the fact that he couldn’t speak any Twi.
Shatta said the show’s host Grace Omaboe, popularly known as ‘Maame Dokono’, told him he couldn’t be on the show because his twi was not so good.
