Self-glorified African dancehall king, Shatta Wale, has openly thrown a challenge at Stonebwoy to meet him at Accra sports stadium to prove to him that he’s indeed the real dancehall champion.

According to Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy always parades himself as the dancehall king meanwhile he (Shatta Wale) remains the undisputed champion.

In a tweet that has since garnered massive attention on social media, the Shatta Movement boss dared Stonebwoy to accept the challenge if he felt he was fit enough to stand him.

He also warned him to refrain from identifying himself as a dancehall artist should he decline the open challenge.

In his own words;

“I am issuing a formal challenge to @stonebwoy and his fans to meet me at the Accra Sports Stadium to resolve the ‘Dancehall King’ title dispute.

If he and his fans decline this invitation, he should refrain from identifying as a Dancehall artiste, as I consider him a Reggae artiste. I assure the nation’s leaders that this will be a structured and healthy competition.”

Dancehall artiste Livingstone Etse Satekla popularly known as Stonebwoy has finally made peace with socialite and video vixen Efia Odo.

This was after the two met at the Ridge Condos in Kumasi for the All-Black Party which saw a lot of influencers in attendance.

In a video seen online, Efia Odo and Stonebwoy were seen jamming together and later shared a hug.

Ahead of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards earlier this year, Efia Odo became an enemy of Stonebwoy after she declared her support for King Promise to emerge as the overall artiste of the year.

On the night of the awards, she was spotted sitting with King Promise but Stonebwoy was declared as the Artiste of the Year.

After the awards, Efia Odo maintained that she still believes King Promise deserved the award and not Stonebwoy.

She later came out to apologise to Stonebwoy but the Dancehall musician failed to react or respond to her something that got her angry leading to another attack on the musician.

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Shatta Wale has mocked his fellow Ghanaian dancehall artist Stonebwoy, referencing their different career timelines.

Shatta Wale in a recent social media post wrote, “When I started music, you were in class 2,” was made after Stonebwoy reacted to a Grammy’s article.

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Prior to this, Stonebwoy had expressed his thoughts on the Grammy article, which discussed African music’s influence and growth on the global stage.

His comments seems to have triggered Shatta Wale, who has taken to social media to remind Stonebwoy of his longer experience in the music industry.

Shatta Wale’s remark puts a pin the ongoing rivalry between the two artists, which has been a significant part of Ghana’s music scene.

The rivalry often leads to public exchanges, with each artist asserting their influence and contributions to the industry.