Mona Gucci (L), Kumchacha (M), Yaa Jackson (R)
Ghanaian Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, has received praise and commendation from fellow celebrities and other public figures following the announcement that his latest song `Street Crown’ has been officially accepted for consideration at the upcoming 68th Grammy Awards.
The news, which was shared by members of his team and later confirmed by the artiste himself, has since sparked excitement across social media and within the entertainment industry.
That said, here are some Ghanaian celebrities who have praised Shatta Wale for his ‘Street Crown’ Grammy consideration:
Mona Gucci
Ghanaian media personality, Mona Gucci has rooted for Shatta Wale to win the Grammy Awards, noting that he is versatile and his lyrics are tough.
“There are so many things they are looking out for but definitely they will look out for the lyrics as well. If you know Shatta Wale, you will know his lyrics are tough and he’s versatile. He will win this award” she said.
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Prophet Kumchacha
Prophet Nicholas Osei, popularly known as Kumchacha has hailed Shatta Wale for his `Street Crown’ Grammy consideration, adding that the dancehall musician is a ‘special breed’.
“Shatta Wale is a spirit. He came to this world with his uniqueness. I’m proud to say I’m Shatta Movement. We are rooting for him and I believe he can make it happen. He’s putting Ghana on the map and may God help him achieve his goals” he stated.
Other celebrities such as Yaa Jackson, Medikal, Victoria Michaels, Dancegod Lloyd, Kelvyn Boy, Serwaa Amihere, Agbeshie Music, Kweku Flick, Dadie Opanka, J. Derobie, Article Wan, Frank Naro, and many others have also flooded Shatta Wale’s comment section, showering the dancehall artiste with praise and admiration.
Check out the posts below:
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Meanwhile, catch the highlights of Sarkodie x Shatta Wale‘s epic performance at Rapperholic Homecoming on GhanaWeb TV below:
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