SHATTA WALE NEEDS TO GROW – Highlife Musician, Gyedu-Blay Ambulley

In his opinion, the Dancehall artist ought to grow.

Gyedu-Blay Ambulley thinks that while it’s common to “beef” coworkers in the same field, one should exercise caution in the language they employ.

Gyedu-Blay Ambulley noted that the music industry has historically assisted artists in remaining current, but she issued a warning: artists should not rely solely on this support.

“In my time we had it but it was not as too much now. Now because of the media and technology and everything so when you talk, it’s out there. It is a behavior that was learned. We learned it from 2pac and Jay Zee, how they dress, how they beef because they think that when you do that it will help you be in the limelight.

But it is wrong because sometimes the words that you use while beefing your friend might not be something that will bring any comfort. When I read and see what Shatta Wale is doing by trying to talk about the leg of Stonebwoy, I mean I think he needs to group,” he told Asaase Radio.