Shatta Wale Speaks on how the Ghana Awards makes MONEY from Artiste Rather

Shatta Wale has revealed that, he will loss nothing if he does not partake in the Ghana Music Award.

The Ghanaian Dancehall king told the host of Metro TV Good Evening Ghana during a discussion.

According to the CEO of Shatta Movement, he sense that the award scheme makes a lot of money out of artiste that’s why he is not perturbed if he doesn’t participate.

"The reverence of Ghana Artists has been sold so cheap" , he said

“I don’t lose nothing if I don’t participate in Ghana music awards, because I feel the award scheme has been created to make money out of us. The next thing is that the respect of Ghana musicians have been sold so cheap.”

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“People want to win awards, put it in their rooms and watch it every day, and feel good about it. But if I take you to my room right now I have a lot of awards that I can’t take a loan with it. I have awards that when I go to the embassy and I say give me visa for this award they won’t give me, unless I pass through the right channel. I believe that awards come, but I always tell my team that money comes before prestige.”

He also spoke about being ban from the Awards,

“I didn’t attack anybody. All I saw was somebody attacking my crew before I got to the front of the stage, before I even got to the stage. So my problem here is where did I offend the award people for them to ban me, that’s my problem. They should ask the two people in front who were fighting that why were they fighting.”