WAR IN REGGAE MUSIC

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I slept with Samini's girl - Shatta Wale Boast.      
"Yo! Me I know dancehall be my thing, so if anyone try me, i go diss am ... bush boys" was Shatta Wale's introduction on his new song. 

He ended the song with "That's why I f**k your girl. Fool."
 You have to listen to his dissing version, e bad die. 

 previously Shatta Wale released a diss song, he was emphatic, personal and nasty on this new single titled "Letter 666 to Samini". The came out at a time where most music fans thought that the bad blood flowing between them had ceased but clearly with the release of the song; means there is more to it than we are assuming.


 Ahead of their performance at the Guinness Big Eruption Show slated for November 23 at the Accra Sports Stadium, self acclaimed 'Dancehall King', Shatta Wale has shocked Ghanaian music fans as he takes Samini to the cleaners with a new diss song Tittled "SHATTA WALE-SIXTH LETTER TO SAMINI" .




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