Shatta Wale Speaks On Comparison With Black Sherif: "The Industry Pushed Him To Me Like A Baby"

Shatta Wale Speaks On Comparison With Black Sherif: "The Industry Pushed Him To Me Like A Baby"

  • Shatta Wale, in an interview, addressed comparisons between him and his colleague, Black Sherif
  • The dancehall artiste said the industry players pitted Black Sherif against him when he began his career
  • Shatta Wale added that the constant criticism from the industry pushed him to record his hit song, On God

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Dancehall musician Shatta Wale addressed the comparisons between him and his colleague Black Sherif.

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Shatta Wale addresses comparison with his colleague, Black Sherif. Photo source: @shattawalenima and @blacksherif
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The SM boss and Black Sherif have been involved in a recent feud since the Shatta Wale criticised his fashion sense in a conversation on the Bants, Rants and Confessions podcast with Efia Odo, Ama Burland and Gisela Amponsah.

The dancehall musician threatened to end the Kweku The Traveller hitmaker's career after he mocked him for his choice of outfits on several occasions online.

Shatta Wale addresses Black Sherif comparisons

In an interview with media personality Hammer Nti on his Hammer Time podcast, Shatta Wale said some industry players began pitting Black Sherif against him when the latter entered the Ghana music industry.

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The SM boss said that the individuals previously instigated his numerous beefs with Samini, Stonebewoy, Sarkodie, and Yaa Pono.

He said:

"I was in America when Black Sherif came out. Everybody started bashing me."

The dancehall musician said he was uninterested in beefing with his colleagues as it could result in their family members intervening on their behalf. He noted that he hated comparisons and viewed every individual as equal.

He said:

“I don’t understand why they would compare some people to me when sitting somewhere. I hate comparisons. I don’t like comparisons. I see everybody equal.”

Shatta Wale said he prayed to overcome the constant criticisms he received from many people in the Ghanaian music industry.

The dancehall artiste added that the industry pushed him to record his hit song, "On God" and address his critics.

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YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:

@abrahamquaye2373 commented:

"Great interview. Nice set up 🎉."

@DoraBezoz said:

"Hammer that oo, he will give us bit by bit interview saaaa to wet your appetite."

@StephenKyeretwie commented:

"KING 🔥🔥."

Shatta Wale buys new Rolls Royce Cullinan

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Shatta Wale bought a brand new Rolls Royce Cullinan worth over GH₵7.3 million.

The news of the dancehall artiste's latest acquisition was announced by a representative of Quantum Cars and Leslie from Fantasy Dome.

Shatta Wale's Rolls Royce Cullinan is reportedly set to land in Ghana before the end of 2024.

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