Shatta Wale says music rivalries, including his feud with Stonebwoy, should be celebrated, not condemned

• Shatta Wale says rivalry between artistes, including his ongoing tension with Stonebwoy, should be seen as part of show business rather than conflict.

• He believes Ghanaian musicians do not receive enough support and argues that healthy competition can help the industry grow.

• The dancehall artiste made the remarks during a visit to the Ghana High Commission in the UK ahead of his August concert

The award-winning musician shared his views during a visit to the Ghana High Commission in the United Kingdom ahead of his upcoming concert scheduled for August.

Reflecting on the state of Ghana's music industry, Shatta Wale suggested that artistes often do not receive the level of support they deserve and noted that disagreements between musicians should not be seen as unusual.

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According to him, rivalries can coexist with mutual respect and, when handled properly, can even contribute to the growth of the industry.

He said;

The dancehall artiste also addressed his long-running rivalry with fellow musician Stonebwoy, suggesting that industry competition should be embraced as part of show business rather than treated as a personal conflict.

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Shatta Wale further stated that those within Stonebwoy's camp should help him recognise the opportunities that can emerge from healthy competition in the entertainment space.

He added;

His comments have reignited discussions about the role of rivalries in Ghana's music industry, with many fans viewing competition between top artistes as a driving force behind creativity, fan engagement and the growth of the entertainment sector.