In a fiery installment of Rash Hour, GH Page boss Rashad has advised dancehall musician Shatta Wale to forget about international recognition and embrace his status as a village champion. The outspoken blogger weighed in on the ongoing ShattaFest chatter and the broader debate about who deserves the global stage.
Key takeaways from Rashad’s stance:
- Rashad has advised dancehall musician Shatta Wale to forget about international recognition and remain a village champion. He argues that the likes of Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, and Kidi should be the ones on big international platforms, not the dancehall enigma.
- Speaking on the ShattaFest during today’s edition of his “Rash Hour” show, the renowned blogger decided to add his cent to the ongoing discussion that revolves around ShattaFest.
- Rashad said that the event has been in existence for the past 20 years, but what happened at the ShattaFest has never occurred before.
- “I want to believe that, if this is how Ghana Party in the Park is organized every year, it wouldn’t have come this far,” he said.
- Labeling the incident nonsensical, Rashad said that “it means that this is the first time you guys are doing this nonsense,” questioning why you are doing this nonsense now.
- Rashad believed that the same entrance was used for both exit and entrance so that a drone shot could be taken to brag that Shatta Wale is the greatest. “Did Shatta Wale ask you to do it that way? I’m asking. It looks like you wanted to use the same gate, so that it would be too choked that you would take a drone shot of it to brag with it.”
- Speaking to Shatta Wale, Rashad advised that Shatta Wale should forget about international stages and focus on being the village Champion he has always been.
- According to Rashad, the likes of Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, Kidi, just to mention a few are those that deserve international platforms and stages, and not the dancehall enigma. He said, “Shatta, right now you should be at home. Focus on being a village champion and forget about international stages.”
What this means for fans and the debate:
- The clash between local charm and global reach is back in the spotlight. Rashad’s take centers on loyalty to a homegrown identity while giving larger international artists their due spotlight.
- Shatta Wale’s supporters may see this as a call to double down on local roots, while fans of the international artists might argue for broader exposure beyond borders.
- The conversation continues to ignite discussions about where Ghanaian music talents belong on the world stage and who should carry Ghana’s name to global audiences.
Bottom line:
Rashad, the GH Page boss, has publicly advised Shatta Wale to forget about international recognition and remain the village champion. Whether you agree or disagree, the debate over who represents Ghana internationally—and who stays rooted at home—remains as lively as ever.
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