Apparently one of Ghana's biggest rivals used to call the other one daddy, back when nobody knew his name. Shatta Wale spilled that whole origin story on the Honest Bunch Podcast out of Nigeria, an episode that hasn't even dropped yet.
Rewind to the early grind days, and Stonebwoy was reportedly showing up at the rented room Shatta was living in, treating him like a mentor figure before his career took off.
Zero beef on his end, at least by his telling. Shatta figures the awkwardness runs one direction, arguing that Stonebwoy can't hold eye contact with him because his energy is simply bigger and his confidence sits on another level entirely.
He also threw in a jab about the talk not matching the walk, suggesting Stonebwoy says one thing publicly, while doing something else. And then came the pity angle, where Shatta claimed he sometimes feels bad for the guy, alleging Stonebwoy doesn't want Samini getting credit as a larger figure in the country's music scene.
Rewind to the early grind days, and Stonebwoy was reportedly showing up at the rented room Shatta was living in, treating him like a mentor figure before his career took off.
Zero beef on his end, at least by his telling. Shatta figures the awkwardness runs one direction, arguing that Stonebwoy can't hold eye contact with him because his energy is simply bigger and his confidence sits on another level entirely.
He also threw in a jab about the talk not matching the walk, suggesting Stonebwoy says one thing publicly, while doing something else. And then came the pity angle, where Shatta claimed he sometimes feels bad for the guy, alleging Stonebwoy doesn't want Samini getting credit as a larger figure in the country's music scene.
