Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has fired back at critics who describe Ghanaian women as “cheap,” calling such remarks disrespectful and hypocritical. In a strongly worded post shared on X (formerly Twitter), the outspoken musician defended Ghanaian women and challenged men who make such claims to reflect on their own behavior.
“Gerrout With Your Hypocritical Talks”
The “On God” hitmaker wrote: “Nobody should say Ghanaian women are cheap it’s disrespectful cuz most of you boys here do same or even do worse when you see whitemen/ Foreigners ..Gerrout with your hypocritical talks.” The post has since generated intense debate online, with fans and critics weighing in on gender dynamics, double standards, and societal perceptions.
Double Standards in Focus
Shatta Wale’s comment highlights what he describes as a culture of hypocrisy, where some men criticize women for interacting with foreigners while engaging in similar or worse behavior themselves. The award-winning artiste has long been known for using social media to address controversial social issues, often sparking nationwide conversations.
The debate touches on broader themes of respect, national identity, and how Ghanaian women are portrayed both locally and internationally. Observers say conversations like these reflect evolving discussions around equality and accountability in modern Ghanaian society.
Social Media Reactions
Within hours, the post began trending, with many praising the musician for standing up against derogatory labels, while others argued that the issue is more complex than presented. As one of Ghana’s most influential entertainers, Shatta Wale’s statements frequently dominate online discourse and mainstream media coverage.
Known for his fearless commentary and dominance in Ghana’s dancehall scene, the musician continues to use his platform to challenge narratives he believes are harmful or unfair. Whether supporters agree or disagree, his latest remarks have once again positioned him at the center of a national conversation.
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