Stonebwoy has insulted Shatta Wale and his mother, as well as other Ghanaian dancehall artistes who has criticised his latest album, “5th Dimension”.

Stonebwoy, Ghana Dancehall musician at his album launch celebration at Polo Beach Club on April 29, 2023 leached his displeasure with artists who claim to be “Dancehall King” an went a long way to despise his new album.

One could even argue that it’s a subtle jab at Shatta Wale, who has referred to himself as the “African dancehall king” over the years.

The album launch party hosted by the BhimNation president was attended by celebrities and media representatives to show their love and support for him.

However, in explaining his subliminal shot at those despising his album, Stonebwoy claimed to have spent a lot of money on his album, which featured some prominent artists as well as Grammy and Billboard award winners.

In response to Stonebwoy’s dig at Shatta Wale  and other dancehall artists, his fans and a lot people have shown concerned and  have claimed that the Burniton Music Boss is the one who has stepped on Shatta Wale’s tail but the media is turning a blind eye to it.

Others have asserted that Stonebwoy is in pain because his album is already “drowning in water” despite featuring many top-tier artists.

Meanwhile, the 5th dimension album was released on 28 April, and it featured some of Africa’s and the world’s most prominent artists, including Oxlade, Davido, Tiwa Savage, Jaz Karis, Dexta Daps, DJ Maphorisa, and Mereba.

BLACK SHERIF has made a history with his debut performance at the "Something In The Water" festival organised by Pharrell Williams Last Night In Virgina

The talented rapper has been raising the Ghana flag high with his unexpected presence, adding new feats to his record every day since his rise to fame in 2019.

Black Sherif, who is yet to clock five years in the Ghana music industry is a musical force to be reckoned with.

During his performance at the event, Blacko thanked his followers for their unwavering love and support over the years.