Bullgod Hails Shatta Wale’s Work Ethics
Artiste manager Bullgod has described dancehall star Shatta Wale as one of the most hardworking musicians he has encountered, stressing that discipline and relentless effort, not just talent, have sustained the artiste’s success over the years.
Speaking in an interview, Bullgod said, “One thing you cannot take away from Shatta is work. The guy is a machine. He’s a workaholic.”
According to him, Shatta Wale’s commitment to recording is unmatched, revealing that the artiste has built an extensive catalogue of unreleased songs. “If Shatta stops today, we can release albums for the next 30 years. He has so much material sitting on hard drives,” he claimed.
Bullgod was quick to draw a line between talent and hard work, arguing that the latter is more decisive in achieving longevity. “Talent is different from work. If talent slows down, work will always beat it. If you don’t put in the work, you won’t get anywhere,” he said.
Addressing their past public disagreements, Bullgod acknowledged that their conflicts were genuine but not extraordinary. “People fight. We don’t fake anything,” he stated.
He disclosed that their differences have since been resolved and that they remain on cordial terms. “The last time I spoke to him was in Kumasi. We vibed. We’re cool,” he revealed.
On a previous incident in which he released a list of Shatta Wale’s songs during a dispute, Bullgod dismissed suggestions that it was a publicity stunt. “Everything I did was a response. I wasn’t working with him, so I couldn’t have known anything secret. Those were songs he himself had already mentioned publicly,” he explained.
Despite their clashes, Bullgod maintained that his affection for the artiste endures. “I don’t believe love dies. We could grow apart, but love only grows stronger,” he said.
