Media playing games with fans - Shatta Wale dismisses alleged beef with Stonebwoy

Christopher Sededzi Kwame 12:47 - 28 April 2025

Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy

Ghanaian dancehall icon Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., popularly known as Shatta Wale, has categorically denied any genuine rivalry between himself and fellow artist Stonebwoy, attributing such narratives to media sensationalism.

The self-styled "Dancehall King" revealed that he and Stonebwoy maintain a cordial relationship as neighbours, living merely five minutes apart, a fact that contradicts widespread perceptions of animosity.

He further clarified that his relationships with other colleagues, including Samini, are equally amicable despite industry portrayals.

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It will shock people to know that Stonebwoy, Samini, and the others are all on good terms, but the media only focuses on the negatives.

Addressing the media's role in perpetuating fan divisions, Shatta Wale acknowledged Stonebwoy's shared frustration while recognising such narratives as an unavoidable aspect of the entertainment business.

Stonebwoy is my neighbour. When I see people worried about peace among us, I know the media has planted that idea in their minds. Even Stonebwoy himself doesn’t like that. But I understand – it’s part of the game, and sometimes, we just play along.

Dancehall artist Shatta Wale has disclosed that he shares a good relationship with fellow musician Stonebwoy, adding that they are even neighbors who live just a short distance apart.

According to him, it is the media that has projected the perception of a strained relationship… pic.twitter.com/JXKvQI68pP
— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) April 24, 2025

Industry implications

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Shatta Wale's remarks present a critical examination of media practices in Ghana's music industry, advocating for more authentic representations of artist relationships.

His statements have reignited discussions about the dynamic between the two dancehall heavyweights, challenging long-held assumptions about their rapport.

The disclosure underscores a growing call for unity within the entertainment sector, urging stakeholders to differentiate between manufactured controversies and genuine artist interactions.

Industry observers view this as a potential turning point toward more transparent artist-media relations in Ghana's evolving entertainment landscape.

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