Several hours after his show of open frustration at Charter House, organizers of the annual Ghana music awards because they ‘disgraced’ him by not declaring him the Reggae/Dancehall Song of The Year, Shatta Wale has provided a ‘pink sheet’ evidence that suggests he was the rightful person to win in that category rather than Kaakie.
The proof of his alleged cheating allegation leveled against Charter House is in the form of a poll conducted by Ghana’s biggest and most popular music sale, streaming and free download site BiGxGh that places him foremost with 46% of total votes cast.
Reggae/Dancehall Song Of The Year Is?
Bandana – Shatta City (46%, 847 Votes)
Samini feat. Wizkid – Time Bomb (24%, 452 Votes)
Kaakie – Toffee Pon Tongue (19%, 357 Votes)
Blakk Rasta – Our Africa (4%, 83 Votes)
Eazzy feat. Jupitar – Go Go Wind (3%, 64 Votes)
Knii Lante – House Of Pain (4%, 42 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,845
According to Shatta Wale, formerly Bandana, this was clear he was supposed to take that award considering how far his song has traveled and how much airplay it had received. Insisting he had been cheated out, Shatta posted this a day after the competition via Facebook,
If I was never leading this vote how it was on the internet like dis..check bigxgh.com n see for urself….if I diss dem they say I don’t respect..check now n see how they hating on SM..lol
My music is all over Ghana and you want to deceive the people..hahahaha..now they have seen I have got a good reason to tell u to…….conti..!!!
Such hits against Charter House are almost not new to them as different artistes come out each year to complain they had been cheated. Charter House has so far not responded to the verbal bullets fired at them by Bandana.
