Stonebwoy Responds to Shatta Wale’s ‘Daddy’ Remark, Rekindling Long-Running Feud

Ghanaian dancehall star Stonebwoy has responded to recent comments made by fellow musician Shatta Wale, reigniting one of Ghana’s most talked-about rivalries.

The latest exchange began after Shatta Wale referred to Stonebwoy as “Daddy” during a public appearance and on social media.

Stonebwoy later fired back with a pointed response, saying, “You hugged me like an obsessed woman.” The remark quickly spread across social media, where fans of both artists debated its meaning and significance.

Stonebwoy’s response appeared to reference a previous interaction between the two musicians. He suggested that Shatta Wale’s public comments did not match their past private encounter.

Neither artist has provided further details about the incident referenced in the exchange.

The comments generated widespread reactions across social media platforms.

Supporters of Stonebwoy praised his response, while Shatta Wale’s fans defended the self-styled dancehall artist and dismissed the criticism.

Others called for both musicians to move beyond the rivalry and focus on promoting Ghanaian music.

The exchange quickly became one of the most discussed entertainment topics online, with clips and screenshots circulating widely.

Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale have shared a complicated relationship for more than a decade.

Although the two artists have occasionally shown signs of reconciliation, public disagreements have repeatedly brought their rivalry back into the spotlight.

Their exchanges often attract significant public attention because both musicians rank among Ghana’s most influential and commercially successful entertainers.

At the time of publication, neither Stonebwoy nor Shatta Wale had announced any formal dispute beyond their public comments.

The latest exchange remains a social media back-and-forth between the two artists.

Entertainment analysts note that such public interactions often generate intense fan engagement and widespread online discussion.

However, they also point out that the artists continue to make significant contributions to Ghana’s music industry despite their differences.

For many fans, the latest comments represent another chapter in a rivalry that has shaped Ghana’s dancehall scene for years.

Whether the exchange ends with further responses or eventually gives way to reconciliation remains to be seen.