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Shatta Wale Fires Back: ‘Don’t Dare Compare Me to Daddy Lumba, It’s Disrespectful

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Shatta Wale Fires Back: ‘Don’t Dare Compare Me to Daddy Lumba, It’s Disrespectful

Shatta Wale has made it plain that Daddy Lumba, a renowned highlife musician with a four-decade career in the Ghanaian music industry, and him are not comparable.

Shatta Wale contends that it is insulting to elevate Lumba to the same status as him while praising his contributions to his influence on Ghanaian music.

Daddy Lumba, who is well-known for a plethora of popular songs, has had an enduring impression on the music business and paved the path for several singers, including Shatta Wale.

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He underlined how crucial it is to acknowledge and pay tribute to Lumba as one of the trailblazers who set the groundwork for present-day and upcoming musical generations.

Making a comparison between me and the legendary Daddy Lumba is quite offensive. Shatta Wale said, “Everyone should stop that because the man in question paved the way for your favorites and me personally.”

Shatta Wale also vented his frustration to the fans, questioning why they could only compare him to Lumba instead of their idols Sarkodie and Stonebwoy.

Why don’t you make a comparison between me and your alleged decorated sark and stone? You took this course to incite more people to hate me because you know it will be a shame to them. Time tells, and man learns. God is keeping an eye on you all,” he said.

Shatta Wale and Lumba were compared as a result of arguments between music enthusiasts from their different fan bases on social media, especially on X, the old Twitter. The “artist with the most hit songs” is the topic of conversation, and it has garnered a lot of interest online.

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