Shatta Wale Celebrates the Success of Kumerican Rappers, Featuring Them on “Ahodwo Las Vegas” has Paid off

Shatta Wale Celebrates the Success of Kumerican Rappers, Featuring Them on Ahodwo Las Vegas has Paid off

Dancehall musician Shatta Wale has expressed his pride and happiness over the success of Kumerican rappers, particularly King Paluta, Amerado, and Ypee. Shatta Wale played a significant role in their early careers by featuring them on his song “Ahodwo Las Vegas” in 2020.

Shatta Wale has been a vocal supporter of Kumerican rappers, a collective of young musicians from Kumasi, Ghana. In 2020, he invested $70,000 in a project featuring several Kumerican rappers, including King Paluta, Amerado, Ypee, Kofi Jamar, Phrimpong, and Phaize.

Despite facing criticism and skepticism at the time, Shatta Wale believed in the talent of these young artists. His support helped to raise their profiles and introduce them to a wider audience.

Shatta Wale Celebrates the Success of Kumerican Rappers

Since their collaboration with Shatta Wale, King Paluta, Amerado, and Ypee have gone on to achieve significant success in the Ghanaian music industry. They have released hit songs, won awards, and gained a large following both in Ghana and beyond.

Shatta Wale has expressed his joy at seeing the growth and success of these rappers. He believes that his early support played a role in their rise to fame.

Shatta Wale’s support for Kumerican rappers is a testament to his commitment to promoting Ghanaian music and nurturing young talent. His investment in their project helped to launch their careers and paved the way for their success. The success of King Paluta, Amerado, and Ypee is a reflection of Shatta Wale’s vision and his belief in the potential of Ghanaian artists.

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