Hidden biography of Shatta Wale

 Shatta Wale genuine name Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr was brought into the world on (seventeenth October 1984), Shatta is a Ghanaian conceived maker and reggae-dancehall performer. He is most popular for his greatest advancement hit tune Dancehall King which prompted his winning the Artiste of the Year at the 2014 release of the Ghana Music Awards.

Charles went to Winneba Secondary School and during that time he was prevalently known as 'Ayoz'. He changed his name to "Handkerchief" after senior secondary school and delivered the hit track "Handkerchief from Ghana". The tune caused tremendous air disturbances in the Ghanaian music industry in 2004. After the arrival of his most memorable Album named Bandana from Ghana, then, at that point, Bandana went into a melodic break until he re-marked himself to Shatta Wale and delivered his hit tune Dancehall King in 2013. He is the pioneer, CEO (CEO) and pioneer behind the Shatta Movement (SM) or (SM4LYF).

Shatta Wale's ascent occurred at the 2013 VGMAs, with his melodic mastery, he made a tune against the coordinators of the Ghana Music Awards named Me Need No Awards since he claimed the coordinators denied him of the Dancehall Artiste of the Year to female Dancehall Artiste Kaakie. The melody had entirely uncharitable verses. This the media, bloggers and other entertainment savants guarantee prompted his leap forward and pertinence in the Ghana Music Industry.

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His most noteworthy hit in 2013, Dancehall ruler overwhelmed the wireless transmissions. Shatta wale's melodic income is for the most part produced through facilitating shows which draw in generally 1000's of Ghanaian adolescents.

In January 2014, Shatta Wale, joined many Ghanaians to welcome the Queen's Baton Relay, which was on a visit through some Commonwealth nations, in front of the games in August 2014. Appreciating the open door given him, he took to online entertainment to thank the individuals who got it going.

" It happens once in a lifetime. I will jump at the chance to thank the leader of Ghana and the country for giving me the chance to be important for the adjustment of the Queens Baton. God favour my homeland Ghana.#SM4LYF."

In May 2014, British Newspaper, The Guardian, revealed that the five unquestionable requirement to tracks from around the world incorporates Shatta Wale's tune Wine Ya Waist highlighting Davido from Nigeria. In the same year 2014, his tune You Can't Touch Me was broadly utilized for the Dancers Against Racism Campaign Worldwide.

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In 2015, Shatta Wale asked not to be nominated in the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards despite the fact that he might have won the lofty Artiste and Song of the year for the subsequent time running with his hit melodies Dancehall Commando highlighting Sarkodie, Party the entire evening including Jah Vinci, Wine ya midsection including Davido and Korle Gonno among many hit tunes he delivered the previous year: in view of a forthcoming legal dispute with the coordinators of the awards, Charter House Productions Limited for supposedly offering disparaging comments against the CEO of Charter House in a video he transferred on his Facebook page.

Shatta Wale's diligent effort in 2014, got him nominated for the lady GN Bank Awards as the People's Choice Male Musician of the year. He was likewise named the 38th Most Influential Ghanaian by E-TV Ghana in 2015 in their yearly review of persuasive individuals in Ghana. He is the dancehall Messiah. He restored dance hall in Ghana. Shatta Wale Almost Clocked Hundred Songs for 2015.

During Christmas merriments of 2014, Shatta Wale made a move to visit the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital Ghana's greatest emergency clinic to give liberally to the Children's Block worth Thousands of Ghanaian cedi while many were investing energy with loved ones.

Shatta Wale, Light A Million Lives and Quallo's Production alongside Gasmilla, Keche, Episode and Dada Halfco gave to the casualties of the twin calamities (flood and fire) that happened in Accra on 3 June 2015 in which many individuals lost their lives. The gathering brought along Food, Water, Antiseptic Liquid, Antiseptic Soap, Wipes, Sanitizers, Clothes and a ton of things to help the people in question.

As a component of his generosity works, on February 8, 2016, Shatta Wale gave some things to the Police Hospital in Accra. These things included 3 LED TV, Wheel Chairs, Beverages, Detergents, and numerous others. He likewise made an undisclosed money gift to save the existence of a little kid and furthermore to assist with general regulatory work at the government-possessed establishment.

As per Shatta, he picked the Police Hospital since "Today we gave some things to the police emergency clinic in Accra-Osu. Since this was the medical clinic I was brought into the world in, I and my shatta movement management and the team chose to visit the kids' ward. We will visit most medical clinics as time goes on..#notime #SMTAKEOVA". Shatta, on an instructive mission named "Shatta Back to School Campaign" alongside his Shatta Movement Management Team gave some instructive materials to some schools which were chosen by the group in a joint effort with the territorial unit of the Ghana Educational Service as well as the Techiman Traditional Council.

In 2014, Shatta Wale was disclosed as one of the brand diplomats of Guinness Ghana Breweries alongside different artists like Reggie Rockstone, EL, and Fuse ODG for Made of the Black mission. Shatta, the ballroom whiz has likewise been disclosed as the brand minister for the freshest caffeinated drink available the Storm Energy Drink