Jamaican singer Popcaan has weighed in on the controversy surrounding a recent article by the Grammys, which discusses the Ghanaian highlife genre and its artists.
The article highlights several Ghanaian musicians who have significantly contributed to highlife, a genre that originated in Ghana.
The publication features artists like Shatta Wale, King Paluta, and Samini with many music lovers and enthusiasts showering praises for the feat.
The omission of Stonebwoy’s name raised eyebrows, prompting the artist to question the article’s credibility and whether it was genuinely published by the Recording Academy.
His dissatisfaction comes from more suggestions, including the belief that other artists should have been included in the article because to their impact since the genre’s inception.
However, Popcaan, who has long been one of Stonebwoy’s desired collaborators, has now joined forces with Shatta Wale to mock the “Overlord” singer.
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In the comment section of a blog post titled “Shatta Wale Praises Samini, Trolls Stonebwoy Over Grammy Omission Cry, Popcaan responded with the word “Chubble,” a playful Jamaican term for “trouble,” accompanied by laughing emojis, further indicating the mockery directed at Stonebwoy.
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