The controversial record producer and singer admitted in his latest interview with Peace FM his fame won’t last but revealed he has a strategy to embrace it.
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Shatta Wale admits his fame won’t last forever
Despite amassing massive following over the years and consistently dominating local and international music charts, dancehall musician Shatta Wale admits his fame won’t last forever.
Shatta Wale
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According to him, fame and money don’t last so he’s putting in sustainable measures to ensure he does not go hungry when the curtains are lowered on his career.
“I know I am not going to last forever so I am doing my possible best to save money for the future. I am running a lot of businesses to live a comfortable life when I am no longer active,” he told Kwasi Aboagye of Accra-based Peace FM.
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