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Animations from Thursday, April 18, 2019
Source: pulse.com.gh
2019-04-18
Shatta Wale and activists
Shatta Wale is once again talking about provoking his rival friend Sarkodief after the release of rapper Strongman from SarkCess Music.
The label, which has been working with the Kumasi for two years, issued Sunday, April 14 a statement indicating the end of their contract. The statement describing Strongman as a "jewel" promised to continue to support the rapper when the need arose.
The news elicited mixed reactions, but what caught the attention of all was the tweet of Shatta Wale, who was trying to taunt Sarkodie. His tweet said that the BET Award-winning rapper was in shambles, which explains the release of Strongman.
"If you get money as an artist. You will not have to worry about recruiting a talent … it's an investment of the money you've earned, but if you can not push, then my nigga, you broke your bad, "he said. he tweeted on Monday, April 15th.
When we signed for the first time, the term "2 years" seemed endless, but here we are … ???? @StrongmanBurner We thank Ghana and the rest of the world ???????? @SarkCess pic.twitter.com/IM9V9VZx5k
– Sarkodie (@sarkodie) April 14, 2019
Shatta Wale beef
Shatta Wale is good at jabbing and joking on social media. His last tweet did not surprise many people. After all, he did worse – which makes his last tweet "normal".
His lack of harmony with Sarkodie, coupled with his boastful attitude, clearly influenced his latest tweet. His tweet aims to reduce Sarkodie's legacy and wealth, as well as all the efforts he has given Strongman during their two years of working relationship.
Shatta Wale makes an attempt to the owner of the SarKCess Music label. He even shaded the rapper in his recent live video on Facebook (for no reason).
It seems that their rivalry does not end any time soon given the persistence of Shatta Wale's speeches on superfluous social media. He seems to be comfortable with the pulls that he pulls from controversial and sordid attacks on social media.
The winners of Sarkodie with Strongman
There are rumors that Strongman did most of the work while at SarkCess Music. But, outwardly, most people have seen Sarkodie's efforts and impacts.
Under the SarkCess music label, the brand image of Strongman underwent a major overhaul and was animated.
He has published two major hits; "My baby" with Kuami Eugene and "Transform" with Akwaboah. Do not forget his recent explosive book, "Still That Ni99a".
He won two major awards. "New Lord" Award at the 4Syte Music Video Awards 2017 and "Best Rapper" at 2018 Ghana Music Awards SA. This year, he was nominated at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards for "Song of the Year Hiplife" with "My Baby".
He made beautiful appearances on stage during his time at SarkCess Music. On local and international scenes, he had several opportunities to thrill his fans and showcased his talent.
One of the most important things that happened to him was his participation in Tim Westwood's freestyle "Crib Session". The performance that has been seen by thousands of fans around the world has given him a major boost in his career.
On his streaming discs, his best music video on YouTube has been viewed nearly two million times; the second has nearly eight hundred thousand views. He dominated the iTunes charts whenever he published a song.
This is by far the best thing that has happened to the young man's career.
The winners of Shatta Wale with the SM Militants
The most influential self-proclaimed artist and the richest musician in Ghana – who claims to be even richer than his ancestors – have signed three artists under his label. Militant SMs, which consist of Joint 77, Addi Self and Captan (they are not a label group) were signed two years ago.
They featured on three of Shatta Wale's hit songs; "Taking Over" (in 2017), "Forgetti" (in 2017) and "Thunder Fire" (in 2018). It is the end.
It's a pity that, despite the influence and wealth of Shatta Wale, the militants are now abandoned. The Shatta Movement Empire label can not even boast a single hit from these artists. Shatta Wale could easily give one of the star titles to Militants so that they can enjoy some celebrity, appearances on the stage or probably rewards, but that, by greed, Shatta Wale has all the songs.
All he does is scroll through them like his bodyguards and his flunkeys who go astray on stage as servants while their leader plays. He does not give anyone a chance to show his talent – the only chance he gives them is to mimic their songs. After that, they will remain behind him as pillars until he is done with his performance.
And speaking of talent, it seems that the militants are not ready for the showbiz. These are just empty barrels. Shatta Wale – who claims to be the man of all knowledge (Kwaku Ananse) in show business and Ghanaian music – has put aside his knowledge and signed chavs. Yes, they are complete. They either scream on rhythms, or follow him in the studio to broadcast incompetent recording sessions.
Unlike Strongman, the Activists have never been recorded at performances or played solo without Shatta Wale. Even Stonebwoy, his dancehall rival, whose sign, Kelvyn Boy, launched his career a year and a half ago and has performed several club tours in Ghana and has produced on the biggest international stages with his boss have more influence than the whole of the militants.
Their video views on YouTube are not encouraging and they have no presence in the music industry. This proves much of Wale's influence on young artists.
Misplaced priorities
It is time for Shatta Wale to clarify her priorities and pay attention to the popular proverb: "The pot that calls the black kettle".
Shatta Wale has nothing to show for activists. His own brand is crumbling and collapsing, so exchanges with other artists distract him from doing what he needs to do.
What awaits him is that he projects the militants; give them a good brand, use his influence and a lot of money to promote them on radio and television, and review his reservation packages – which should include the Activists as a ". Mandatory solo performers just like Stonebwoy and Sarkodie have done over the years. Shatta should know better. His boys need real help – no bluster on social networks.
Until that is done, Shatta Wale has no moral right to taunt Sarkodie about SarkCess Music rapper Strongman's release.
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