Audio By Carbonatix
Rapper Sarkodie says Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, brought some vibrancy into the Ghanaian music industry.
According to him, even though the On God singer is often ‘misunderstood’ for his theatrics on social media, the energy and the attention he summons in the music scene cannot be overlooked.
Speaking on MacG’s PodcastAndChill’s interview, he said: “There is someone [Shatta Wale] who brought energy into our industry.”
The Rollies & Cigars rapper went on to talk about his fluctuating relationship with Shatta.
“Sometimes we will be on the phone, chatting, the next day, he will be on the radio saying ‘F Sark,’ said the CEO of Sarkcess Music. “Sometimes we don’t understand it, but I think he brought some energy and attention to the music industry,” he reiterated.
This comes after the host, MacG, jokingly asked Sarkodie to choose between Kuami Eugene and Shatta Wale — to which the rapper replied: “Kuami Eugene knows I am his biggest fan. But just for the game, Kuami Eugene will have to go.”
In between their on-and-off relationship, Sarkodie and Shatta Wale have released joint bangers like Dancehall Commando (Remix), Mɛgye Wo Girl, and Ghetto Youth, among many other collaborations with other artistes.
Latest Stories
-
Burnham had formal meeting with Man City chair while mayor
3 minutes -
Is Ghana producing too many lawyers? What is the best lawyer-to-citizen ratio?
5 minutes -
NDC sinking Ghana’s democracy with Emelia Agbenyo’s appointment – Miracles Aboagye
15 minutes -
Seedorf back in football as Corinthians head coach
28 minutes -
Hincapié and Zubimendi injured in post-match training session
37 minutes -
Fridges in French supermarkets hit by cyberattack
48 minutes -
Qantas flight grounded after bedbug outbreak
57 minutes -
Reality Zone with Vicky Wireko: International Day of the Girl, shaping today’s girl for tomorrow’s future – ZONTA Clubs lead the way
1 hour -
Global health must be led by countries, not designed for them – Mintah Akandoh
2 hours -
Mahama honoured at 2026 World Health Summit in Berlin for global health leadership
2 hours -
Breast cancer is not a death sentence – Besease Kontire Obaapanin, Magmina Foundation lead awareness campaign
2 hours -
EcoBank invests in digital education of 4 Garisson School to mark 40 years in Africa
3 hours -
AGI urges investment in skills and raw materials to strengthen local manufacturing
3 hours -
GPL 2026/27: ‘We have to rectify our mistakes’ – Boadu reacts to Aduana FC defeat
3 hours -
No disability access, no building permit – KMA declares
3 hours