Following the reactions surrounding the announcement, Shatta Wale has clarified that the WAYA app has not officially been released yet, explaining that he was only selecting a few fans to test the platform ahead of its public launch.
The Ghanaian dancehall artiste addressed the misunderstanding after some social media users interpreted his announcement as an indication that the app was already available for download.
According to Shatta Wale, the current stage is focused on gathering feedback from selected users before the official release.
Taking to Facebook, the musician stated:
“I didn’t say I have released an app .. I said I am picking a few fans to test my incoming App.. Let’s learn how to read well please.” – Shatta Wale
The clarification means that WAYA is still in its testing phase, with the artiste inviting selected fans to experience the platform early and provide feedback that could help improve the application before it reaches the wider public.
The upcoming Shatta Wale WAYA App is expected to feature communication tools such as calls, chats, voice notes and stories, as the award-winning musician explores opportunities beyond the Ghana music industry and ventures into digital technology.
As anticipation continues to grow, fans are now waiting for the official launch date and more details about how the WAYA communication app will compete in the growing mobile messaging and social networking space.
However, the WAYA App unveiling adds another chapter to Shatta Wale’s increasing list of projects, which include Shaxi, Hot Wav phone, Philbro among others outside of his music industry.
Shatta Wale’s ‘Ai’ Song Stirs Reactions Online
Shatta Wale has released a new song titled ‘Ai,’ which has sparked a frenzy of debate among online followers.
The song was released in the late hours of Friday, July 24, 2026, as a response to critics of his trending Ai hiphop single.
Prior to its release, numerous celebrities and public figures, like Perez Musik, praised the ‘Killa Ji Mi’ singer for utilising artificial intelligence (Ai) to improve his production.
Other followers took it personally, accusing Wale of not producing quality lyrics while making waves on the internet.
This inspired him to go live on TikTok to record the Ai song, which fans had already been requesting by begging him to upload it on YouTube.
