Shatta Wale stated this on his Twitter page was reacting to the recent sold-out show organized by Nigerian singer, Asake, at London’s 20,000-capacity O2 Arena.
The dancehall singer, who shared his thoughts on the surging influence of Nigerian music, likened the music industry in Ghana to a “feeding bottle,” while he referred to the Nigerian music sector as a “Hennessy bottle.”
He noted that Ghanaians are curious about how Nigerians “achieve such significant success”, stressing that by relinquishing judgmental attitudes, people might uncover the “formula” for success.
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Shatta Wale said, “Nigerians [artistes] are making Ghana music look like feeding bottle compared to Hennessy bottle. Congrats to Asake meeenn!!!
“You guys deh run tooo fast …F*ck PS: Some Ghana man say how do they do it?
“Me: when you stop judging people here like you are angels, I think we can get the formula. Naija is winning BIG TIME !!! My people.”
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KanyiDaily recalls that Shatta Wale had previously taken to social media to lambast his country’s music industry while seeking the help of Nigerians in his career.
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