People Close to Him Are Scared to Say It, but I’ll — Shatta Wale Advises Stonebwoy to Calm Down

Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale has advised fellow musician Stonebwoy to learn to control his temperament, suggesting that people close to him may be afraid to speak openly about his behaviour.

Shatta Wale made the remarks while addressing Stonebwoy’s temperament, stating that he was willing to say what others might be reluctant to tell the dancehall artiste directly.

“People close to him are scared to say it but I’ll, he should learn to calm himself down,” Shatta Wale said, expressing his view that Stonebwoy needs to exercise more restraint in how he responds to situations.

The statement adds another development to the long-running relationship between the two prominent Ghanaian dancehall musicians, whose interactions have often attracted attention within the country’s entertainment industry.

Both artistes have established themselves as influential figures in Ghanaian music, with dedicated fan bases and successful careers that have contributed to the growth and international recognition of the country’s dancehall scene.

However, their relationship has also been marked by rivalry and disagreements, making comments from either musician about the other a subject of interest among music followers.

In his remarks, Shatta Wale appeared to focus on Stonebwoy’s temperament rather than his musical abilities, suggesting that the artiste could benefit from learning to remain calm in different situations.

His choice of words also implied that some people within Stonebwoy’s circle might be unwilling to offer him such advice directly, possibly because of how he could receive criticism from those around him.

By saying that he was prepared to speak when others were afraid to do so, Shatta Wale presented his comments as a message he believed needed to be communicated to the fellow musician.

The advice centres on the importance of emotional control, particularly for public figures whose actions and responses can attract significant attention from fans, industry players and the media.

For musicians with large followings, public conduct can influence how they are perceived beyond their music, making temperament and the ability to manage disagreements important aspects of their public image.

Stonebwoy, known for his contributions to Ghanaian dancehall and reggae music, has built a strong reputation through his recordings and performances, while Shatta Wale has also remained one of the country’s most prominent and outspoken entertainers.

Shatta Wale’s comments have therefore placed Stonebwoy’s temperament at the centre of their latest exchange, with the former encouraging his fellow artiste to remain calm and suggesting that honest advice should not be withheld simply because people are uncomfortable delivering it.

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