Rufftown Records boss Bullet has urged organisers of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards to reconsider their stance on Shatta Wale, insisting the award scheme loses a certain spark whenever the dancehall artiste is absent.
During an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, Bullet argued that Shatta Wale’s return would add excitement to the annual event, especially because of the energy his fanbase brings to major shows.
“They have to bring back Shatta Wale. If only TGMA organisers would listen to my advice, they should bring him back,” he said.
Bullet explained that tensions between Charterhouse and the outspoken artiste appear to have eased over time, making a reunion between both sides realistic.
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“Charterhouse and Shatta Wale are cool now, so if they bring Shatta Wale back, it will be fun. Since he’s also a Ghanaian musician, they should talk to him,” he stated.
According to him, the Shatta Movement fanbase contributes a unique atmosphere at events involving their leader, something he believes cannot be ignored.
“SM fanbase has some energy they carry at events that involve their boss. Even if someone insults me for saying this, I don’t care because that’s the truth,” he disclosed.
Bullet also opened up about his personal history with Shatta Wale, recalling the struggles they endured together long before fame and success entered the picture.
Watch his statement below.