Yung6ix Knocks Shatta Wale For Disrespecting Nigerian Artistes

Popular Nigerian rapper, Onome Onokohwomo more known by his stage name, Yung6ix has called out Ghanaian singer, Shatta Wale for attacking Nigerian singers in a series of social media posts.

Yung6ix warned Shatta Wale not to cause any bad blood between Nigerians and Ghanaians as the two countries co-exist in love.

His statement comes after Shatta Wale boastfully shared photos of his concert attendance on his Instagram page on Sunday in which he sold out a stadium in Ghana and said he doesn’t need any Nigerian artiste to make his concert a success.

He said: “I just want to speak my mind.

“They told me I wouldn’t sell out the stadium but see it now.

“I don’t need any Nigerian artistes to sell out my concerts. Fuck Nigerian artistes.”

Again on Monday, the rapper stated that the reason Nigerian artistes are doing so well is because of the support they get from Ghana.

He wrote: “As for Nigerians, they think they can always say what they want to say. F**k your talks. Y’all who think I spoke the truth, I don’t even remember you guys promoting Ghanaian artiste in your country. Until you guys will realize your artiste ‘blew’ in Ghana to say thank you.

“Bring it on and your artiste won’t get that hype they get from Ghana. I can make that stop. dare me.

“It’s the truth, your artistes come here for numbers before the world can recognize them. Appreciate Ghana supporting your artiste and stop this foolishness.

“I won’t follow your artiste like some of my colleagues. If you do, I go wash your face with your own shame. Be thankful to Ghana for supporting your artiste and stop talking trash on here.

“No one can tell me anything. Fuck all of you; because your thinking is not my thinking. Appreciate Ghana. period.

However, Yung6ix has cautioned him against throwing shades at Nigerians and Nigerian artistes.

“For the record f**k @shattawalegh. You will not attach the name Nigeria to a worthless agenda and not be addressed. Never seen two countries coexist in love like Nigeria and Ghana. You are fighting a lost cause,” he told him.