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There is no doubt that Shatta Wale, a Dancehall artist, is one of Ghana's greatest musicians and has a huge loyal fan base that will do almost anything he says.
However, Highlife musician Anthony Aka Blay says Shatta Wale has a negative impact on young people.
"With his broad fan base, I do not expect Shatta Wale to use certain words and engage in indecent acts.I know that he currently has the biggest fanbase in Ghana, but what impact does it have on them?
Young people are engaged in all kinds of bad activities because they see him as their role model and blindly copy what he does, "he told Showbiz in an interview on Thursday. Saturday, April 13th.
For Aka Blay, since Shatta Wale has a lot of influence on young people, he can push them to use their energies and their time in a positive way.
"I expect a lot from him as a leader that he claims to be because young people go awry and I will blame him for the most part," he said.
Aka Blay
Will he ever collaborate with Shatta Wale? Aka Blay said that he did not think so because they had different brands.
Away from Shatta Wale, Aka Blay is not satisfied with the new generation of musicians because, in his opinion, they are undisciplined in the music business.
"Most of these young musicians are so unruly that I am upset. You give them time for a meeting and they come on time.
"Others do not even consider their managers because they think they are more famous than their managers. I've talked to some of them and I pray that they will change, "he said.
Akablay, known for his songs like Genesis of Life, Edoke, Take Away, Life in The Pot, to name just a few examples, said he did not understand why so many swear words have been used in our music lately. .
"I do not allow my children to listen to particular songs when I'm nearby. The other time, my son asked me what Kwabena Kwabena's Tokro Abodwese meant and I did not know what to say to him.
"I called Kwabena Kwabena on the phone and asked him what he meant by that because my son wanted to know and that he could not explain it," he said. -he declares.
According to him, musicians have a powerful tool that they can use to make an impact and it's time for GH artists to consider their choice of words.
Akablay has traveled around the world and has played in different countries such as Germany, Denmark, Norway, France, Sweden and Italy.
For his guitar feats, he was voted Best Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Instrumentalist in 2009. He won the Best Guitarist Award at the 2014 Festival of Best African Instruments in Cotonou.
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