Shatt Wale is urging his fellow artistes to make some changes and learn more about the career they are pursuing.

According to him, that is the only way the country's music industry will be taken seriously.

His comments come after government of Kenya allocated Ksh.100 million equivalent to $944,356 to musicians to help them entertain the public while Nairobi goes on lockdown.

“Our industry is a big disgrace to the world,” Shatta Wale tweeted.

He explained that Ghana's industry is not accorded the same treatment other industry are given mainly because of the artistes.

"Many musicians in Ghana don’t know the job they pursuing so how can our government take us serious."

Our industry is a big disgrace to the world .. Many musicians in Ghana don’t know the job they pursuing so how can our government take us serious..Until they see a change no government will support us like this ..If am fool in this ,Then you are more foolish.Gracias!! pic.twitter.com/dq7Qro5v8Q

— SHATTA WALE (@shattawalegh) April 8, 2020

The Borjor hitmaker compared being an artiste in the industry to being a worker at a public washroom “full of sh$%t and worms.”

He urged upcoming musicians to be cautious because the industry always has a favourite.

To be a musician is just doing a toilet job ,it’s full of shit and worms ...No hygiene..Tell the upcoming ones cuz this shitdustry always have their favorite..Fuck dem !!!

— SHATTA WALE (@shattawalegh) April 8, 2020