Shatta
Wale
recently
mocked
fellow
Ghanaian
dancehall
artist
Stonebwoy,
referencing
their
different
career
timelines.
Shatta
Wale
in
a
recent
social
media
post
wrote,
“When
I
started
music,
you
were
in
class
2,”
was
made
after
Stonebwoy
reacted
to
a
Grammy’s
article.
READ
SHATTA
WALE’S
POST
Earlier
Stonebwoy
expressed
his
thoughts
on
the
Grammy
article,
which
discussed
African
music’s
influence
and
growth
on
the
global
stage.
His
comments
seemed
to
trigger
Shatta
Wale,
who
took
to
social
media
to
remind
Stonebwoy
of
his
longer
experience
in
the
music
industry.
Shatta
Wale’s
remark
puts
a
pin
the
ongoing
rivalry
between
the
two
artists,
which
has
been
a
significant
part
of
Ghana’s
music
scene.
The
rivalry
often
leads
to
public
exchanges,
with
each
artist
asserting
their
influence
and
contributions
to
the
industry.
Shatta
Wale’s
comment
suggests
a
belief
that
his
earlier
start
in
the
music
industry
gives
him
a
more
established
position
and
thus
Stonebwoy
must
accord
him
that
respect
he
needs
because
he
started
when
he
was
just
a
kid
finding
his
talents.