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Animations from Sunday, March 31st, 2019
Source: Myjoyonline.com
2019-03-31
Shatta Wale won eight awards at this year's 3Music Awards
The most vilified artist in Ghana was probably the most celebrated at the 2019 edition of the 3Music Awards.
It was simply a harvest of awards for Shatta Wale who had begun looking for her grand entrance into the 3Music Awards scene at the Fantasy Dome Saturday night.
Heated high, the controversial musician slowly and cautiously descended on the stage to open the second edition of the so-announced Awards with an electrifying performance. But many have quickly forgotten this performance.
That's the number of times that the artist, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, has climbed the stage after this performance that has thrilled social media.
In addition to being the first to perform, Shatta Wale became the first artist to win an award this year. Her song "Gringo" was named "Viral Song of the Year". The valves were subsequently opened and the dancehall act price ball started.
The hit singer "My Level" has been awarded with "Reggae / Dancehall Year Song," "Reggae / Dancehall Year Act," "Digital Year Act," " Video of the Year "with his" Gringo "smash hit makes the magic trick for him on all occasions.
His strong base of flawless supporters – the Shatta Movement – was named "Fan Army of the Year," while his hit "My Level" won the title of "Song of the Year."
After receiving the "Reggae / Dancehall Act of the Year" award, Shatta Wale sought solace in the Bible by quoting, "So, God said in Philippians 4:19 that … my God will provide to all my needs according to his wealth. and glory in Christ Jesus … & # 39;
He was, however, overwhelmed by emotions when he was called to receive the "Video of the Year" award. He left the scene in tears after saying, "Dad, wherever you are, I want to dedicate this to you, man.
When he was announced as the last winner of the evening's "Music Man of the Year," an accomplished Shatta Wale said in his acceptance speech: "When I say Shatta Movement, say for life … Father God, I thank you for this award. I thank you for this long trip. I have been in this industry for over 15 years now, I have never chosen the Man of the Year this way, but I thank God for being here today and I have the strength and everything is in of wisdom and understanding … "
Although he dominated, the 2019 edition of the 3Music Awards, aired on Joy Prime and in partnership with The Multimedia Group – Joy FM, Hitz FM, Joy Prime and other brands, saw Other deserving artists fly away with rewards.
Stonebwoy, perhaps an act that many eagerly awaited to play with Shatta Wale, who reigns supreme at night, won three awards that night.
The dancehall number, which was not present at the Awards, was not up to Shatta Wale. At the end of the hostilities, the act based in Ashaiman won the title of "song of the year" of "Afrobeats" for the award "Bawasaaba", "album of the year", for the "epistles of mom" and "most broadcast artist on Boomplay".
The talented young actor Kuami Eugene was named "Highlife Act of the Year", while his success "Wish Me Well" was voted "Highlife Song of the Year".
The Gospel Bethel Revival Choir group has captured the hearts of many. In addition to their magnificent mix of traditional and modern melodies, the group has been well rewarded for its achievements.
Bethel Revival Choir won three awards that night. The group won the titles of "Evangelical Song of the Year", "Gospel Act of the Year" and "Group of the Year".
The most moving prize of the evening was awarded to Professor Kofi Abraham, a legendary gospel musician. His legendary price was very important considering that he's been making music since the 1970s and with over 30 albums to his credit, it's a first prize / recognition.
Veteran highlife musician Obuoba J. A. Adofo and music producer Mark Okraku Mantey have also received honorary awards.
The 3Music Awards 2019, which hosted Lexis Bill and Cookie and Andy Dosty behind the turntables, were also the scene of impressive performances.
In addition to Shatta Wale, the event saw performances by Cina Soul, Kofi Mole, Bethel Revival Choir, Medikal, Akwaboah Jnr, Adina, Wendy Shay, Victor AD, La Meme Gang, Joey B, Rocky Dawuni and Samini.
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