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Ghana's dancehall artist Shatta Wale has finally released a diss track for Sarkodie called "Little Tip". The song which was released as a response to Sarkodie's "My Advice" is just weak when comparing the two songs. Sarkodie's diss track was released over a year ago but Shatta did not respond until now. In the song Shatta alleges that Sarkodie is a thief and that he is too poor to afford a swimming pool, chain and range rover. 

Shatta Wale lost his beef with Yaa Pono after the rapper dropped his song Gbee Naabu.

The Wahaala Boys reacts to Shatta Wale's diss track to sarkodie and compares Sarkodie's diss track to Shatta Wale's diss track.

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Part time actress and full time slay queen Moesha Buduong claims the current dire state of the Ghana movie industry is a results of the attitudes and what made acceptable by the veteran actors such as Kofi Adjorlolo, Grace Omaboe, David Dontoh and the rest.

The young actress is on record to have said that producers refusing to pay actors for their services is as a result of bad foundation laid by the pioneer actors.

Veteran actress Akofa Edjeani has descended on Ghanaian socialite Moesha Boduong for blaming the pioneer actors for setting a bad precedent for the film industry.

Ghanaian actress, TV presenter and radio personality Afia Schwarzenegger has admitted to paying for the ladies and prostitutes that her ex-husband slept with. According to the radio presenter, many of the women her husband slept with including prostitutes called on her to either pay them or expose the husband. Since she was the famous one and didn't want her brand tainted, she claims to have paid all these women off. 

Afia Schwarzenegger the revelations when she appeared on actress Joselyn Dumas show "keeping it real". She was also talked about feeling suicidal during her marriage and did contemplate killing her husband and then herself.

This is the same woman who claims she pays for sex and uses male prostitutes.

The Wahaala boys talks about this on their live show on Ghanacelebrities Facebook page.

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Over the past 10 years, the wings of Afrobeat has spread beyond the shores of Africa and the rooms of Nigerians and Ghanaians.

The Nigerians dominate the Afrobeat scene and seem to produce new artist on a yearly basis. 2 Face Idibia, P Square, Flavour and Wande Coal were all home name artists before the likes of Tekno, Teni, Yemi Alade, Davido, Burna Boy and Mr Eazi came on the scene. Many of these artists have had huge songs which continue to get mayor air play in most homes and parties. P Square’s song “no one like you” was a wedding song for several years and with many African kids getting conceived to 2face’s African Queen. Dbanj’s “Oliver Twist” was played on international platforms, with mega stores like Selfridges in London playing the song in their store. Davido’s “if” song has had over 100M views on YouTube and Tekno’s “Pana” getting 121M views as well.

Ghanaian Afrobeat artist on the other hand leaves more to be desired. The past 10 years have not produced many artists which could progress the Afrobeat scene in Ghana.

Sarkodie, Castro, Ruff and Smooth and R2Bees flew the flag for Ghana with Sarkodie the only one still relevant today. Ebony Reign’s was one artist who was ready to carry the burden but unfortunately left the game prematurely. Kwame Eugene, Kidi and King Promise are trying their best, but these artists are not on the level of their Nigerian counterparts.

Fuse ODG is one of the few artists if not the only one who has made Ghana Afrobeats international. The artist has had some huge tracks which broke grounds for the genre. Sarkodie continue to release songs and recently had a song with movie actor Idris Elba but the international appeal of Fuse ODG dwarfs that of Sark.

Maybe one of these days an artist will rise in Ghana like Burna Boy did in Nigeria, who will promote and make Ghana Afrobeat relevant again.

#Afrobeat #WahaalaBoysPodcast #BurnaBoy #2Face #Davido #Sarkodie

A lady called Blessing took to social media to beg Nigerian musician and Afrobeat artist Wizkid to just get her pregnant. The woman who claimed that she is aware her pleads/post might be ignored by the musician pleaded with him to consider her proposal. She said she was pretty and will be a great girl for him.

Ghanaian actress and Queen of Kumawood Nana Ama McBrown was trending for all the wrong reasons. The actress who was celebrating her kid's birthday was seen licking the kid's hands but what set social media on fire and people on her ass was her putting her tongue in the kids mouth. Many have called disgusting while a few people have defended her actions.

A Nigerian man living in Canada found out the hard way that he is not the father of all the three kids of his wife. The man who was making arrangements for the wife and kids to join him in Canada found out after a DNA test to prove that he was indeed the father of the kids.  The man lost his cool and assaulted the wife leading to her losing four of her front teeth.

The Wahaala Boys discuss all these issues and share their opinions on the live show on Ghanacelebrities.com facebook page.

#NanaAmaMcbrown #Wizkid #WahaalaBoysPodcast 

The Nigerian movie industry and the millions of dollars it makes still continue to produce trash movies. Even though the picture and sound qualities have improve significantly, the story lines and the acting remain mediocre at best.

It is a shame that the rich stories from the country is not told but rather a repeat of the rich kid trying to marry a poor kid story is continuously told. The Juju and blaming misfortunes on the work of the devil or spiritual interference is the story of the day with the occasional armed robbery or slay queen/ashawo story sprinkled here and there. 

Genevieve Nnaji, Omotola, Mercy Johnson, Kanayo Kanayo, Pater Edochie, Ramsey Noah and Desmond Elliot have all tried to raise the bar in Nollywood but it seem the bar didn't shift by much.

As for the Ghanaian movie scene, it is worse than a kid's project on YouTube. Ghallywood is so bad that Ghanaians refuse to support it. Gone are the days when Nadia Buari, Jackie Appiah, Yvonne Nelson, Yvonne Okoro, Martha Ankomah, Lydia Forson, Van Vicker, John Dumelo, Majod Michel and Joselyn Dumas were gracing the screens of every home in Ghana and beyond. Today most of these actors and actresses are struggling to support their lifestyles with John Dumelo venturing into politics and Elikem Kumordzie recently telling actors to ensure they have a second job.

Veteran actor Kofi Adjorlolo complained about producers refusing to pay him after working.

The Wahaala Boys look at the state of movies coming out of West Africa especially Ghallywood of Ghana and Nollywood of Nigeria.

#Nollywood #Ghallywood #Ghanaianmovies #Nigerianmovies   

Valentine's day has always put a huge pressure on many Ghanaian, Nigerian and African men in general, with many spending beyond their means. 

Many Naija and Ghanaian girls have huge expectations when Valentine's day come along, from expensive gifts to an amazing evening. The women only offer sex in exchange for that effort. Valentine's day has nothing to with the giving of gifts but the capitalist industry has hijacked the day and over commercialised it. Men are forced to buy roses and chocolate plus go the extra mile for their women on that day.  All this is nonsense when you know the true history of valentine's day.

Valentine's day was a spring celebration where boys drew girls name from a bucket and then dated those girls. Another school of thought is that a catholic priest called Valentine decided to go against the emperor of Rome at the time and continued to marry soldiers when it was banned. He was imprisoned and fell in love with the prison warden's daughter whom he sent a letter to on the day he was to be executed. He signed the letter with his name and  is credited with the valentine's day.

The Wahaala Boys discuss the scam of valentine's day and ask since it isn't part of the African culture, should we stop celebrating it entirely?

#WahaalaBoysPodcast #Valentinesday #Africanlove

According to a Nigerian life coach, Broke people are loyal because they have no option but to be loyal. A lot of women for instance will claim all men are dogs and cheat regardless of what you do but according to this man, if you want a loyal man then date a poor man.

Cheating is a terrible thing and is not just common to men. Women cheat as well with many people giving several reasons for cheating. 

Lack of affection, intimacy, finances, compatibility and weak bedroom game has all been used as excuses to cheat or for cheating.

Celebrities cheating is another thing and many have moaned about how they have been treated from Yvonne Nelson's relationship with Iyanya or Juliet Ibrahim and his Nigerian boyfriend. Tonto Dikeh divorced the husband over cheating and abuse according to her.

The Wahaala Boys discuss the reasons for cheating on their live show on Ghanacelebrities.com Facebook Page.

#TontoDikeh #Cheating #WahaalaBoysPodcast

Entertainment from movies to music originating from Ghana has never been supported in Nigeria with many of the top acts in music getting ignored in Nigeria. The likes of Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale who are the top artists in Ghana do not get airplay on many Nigerian radio stations and TV meanwhile an average Nigerian artist will enjoy a lot of airtime in Ghana.

Ghanaians have always supported Nigerian acts and performers from either by making them part of shows in the country or local artists featuring them. This curtesy has never been extended to Ghanaian artists in Nigeria with many artists and observers in Ghana starting to question why the industry keep supporting Nigerian artists when it isn't reciprocated. 

Davido, Wizkid, Tekno, 2Face and Teni have all headlined events and shows in Ghana with huge turnouts. Yemi Alade and Tiwa Savage both performed recently in Ghana with the audience showing them lots of love while Stonebwoy's recent performance in Nigeria was just sad because of the audience reactions.

Some people have argued that Nigerian movies and music are superior to that of Ghana hence the disparity. 

The Wahaala Boys discuss which country produces the best music and movies.

#Nollywood #Ghallywood #Ghanamovies #Nigeriamovies #Ghanamusic #Nigeriamusic #Afrobeats #Hiplife #Ghanaentertainment #Nigeriaentertainment   #Ghanacelebrities.com

8th of February marked the 2nd anniversary of the death of Ghanaian female musician Ebony Reign. The tragic and unfortunate demise of her brought an end to a very promising career. In a time when Ghana music was lacking great female artists, Ebony was the only one that could stand toe to toe with the likes off Shatta Wale, Sarkodie and the rest. 

Since Ebony's death, no female artist has been able to fulfil the gap she left in the industry with MzVee coming close. Wendy Shay seem to be the artist trying to take on the mantle now but she is not in the same class as Ebony even though they come from the same camp of Ruff Records.

Gone are the days when Ghana music was filled with some of the best female musicians from the likes of Mzbel, Tiffany, Efia and even Becca.

The Wahaala Boys look into the state of Ghana music and Ebony's death.

#EbonyReigns #Ghanamusic #WahaalaBoysPodcast #WendyShay #EbonyDeath #Ghanacelebrities