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A video of dancehall artiste Shatta Wale and his mother Mama Elsie aka 'Mama Shatta', singing  in the hit maker's studio is all you need to see.  The 'taking over' singer was having fun in his studio on his usual Facebook live, singing one of his new songs as he charges up towards tomorrow's S Concert show when his mother entered, and he asks her to give a shout out to his fans which she did nicely and then after Wale said people don't believe him when he says his mother can sing too, there the oldie shouted from the background "oh i do", then Shatta said "ok just come and give me a song, just sing your gospel song, coz i told them am going to do a gospel song" Then she started by saying "I want to give you a popular hymn,so that you know am a good christian ok" and she started singing "Blessed Assurance" and Shatta joins him. oh how sweet!! Watch the Video below:

Prodigal of legendary group VVIP sends congratulatory message to Nigerian musicians Davido and Wizkid for winning the MOBO awards held yesterday. The award event saw Davido winning ‘Best African Art’ and Wizkid winning Best International Act’ respectively, in Prodigal’s post this morning he made references to the fact that Ghanaian reggae dancehall artist Samini is the first Ghanaian to ever win the “B est African Act” in 2006. Indicating in his post on Facebook that if an African win an award it’s the whole Africa that has won… See post below: "As a proud African, I want to congratulate my brothers Wizkid, for being the first African Artist to win MOBO’s Best International act last night and Davido for winning MOBO’s Best African act. When an African wins, he wins for the whole of Africa. For all the up and coming dancehall artists let’s not forget to celebrate Samini, the first Ghanaian to win MOBO’s Best African Act in 2006. As a proud African we hav

Cherry Obi, a Nigerian model who is aspiring to make it as an actress has cursed all the directors and producers who slept with her in Nollywood, yet failed to give her the roles they promised. In a post on social media,  Cherry made it clear that for all those producers, life would not be easy for them for taking advantage of her. “…To d movie directors and pageantry organizers that saw my undies without fulfilling their promises. This November shall never be WELL with you ALL.” she wrote.  Also Read: Audio: Give Ebony A Break! Miss Ghana Dresses Worse - Samini    So what do you think? Should she go ahead and mention names? What would you do if you were the one? _ameyawdebrah

Ghanaian dancehall greatest Samini, has thrown a staunch support behind the seductive and semi-naked dressing syle of fast-rising dancehall diva Ebony. According to him, what ebony is doing is purely dancehall and entertainment and he sees nothing wrong with it and moreover he has seen more worse dressing from reality shows which can not be compared to that of Ebony's. Ebony the 'sponsor' hitmaker has come under critical criticism after a video of her surfaced online where she is almost naked on the 4syte MVAs red carpet which got industry people and the general public talking, but the 'my own' singer Samini, thinks she's on point and people should just give her a break because those making noise about it loves it. "Oh what Ebony is doing is dancehall, its entertainment and i see nothing bad about it, because when you take a look at Miss Ghana, they do swim-wear, and the things they wear is far worse than Ebony's, so i think people should

Star boy Wizkid has dropped the official video for his latest single 'manya' featuring MUT4Y which has a rendition of Ghana's own VIP's hit song "Ahomka wom". 'MANYA" is a first solo project for MUT4Y as a DJ/Producer. The video was shot by 'Director Q" at the popular NEW AFRIKAN SHRINE with many special guest appearances such as Akon, Masterkraft etc. The song is Produced by Killertunes. Enjoy below:

Following the pigin tweet the president of Ghana HE Akufo Addo tweeted which has gone viral, rapper and boss of VRMG Edem, is calling for pigin to be added to school curriculum and formalised so that people can speak it more comfortably. Speaking with Arnorld Mensah Elavanyo on Vibes in 5, the rapper opined if pigin is being formalised it will aid in business transactions and also help to bridge communication gaps between Ghana and its neigbouring countries. "Its awaking call for us that, we don't have to let colonial masters set the standards for how we communicate, because not long ago if you're speaking pigin, it means you're a dropout, so now if the father of the nation is speaking in pigin, then it means that we are moving somewhere, where Africa can become a continent that deals in every engagement in pigin and i think that will be one of the biggest boarders for us to break, where you enter Nigeria and you speak comfortably with everybody, you enter

The battle of who is the greatest or the best rapper in GH has been on for a while now and it seems not ending any soon. With everyone naming his own best rapper everyday, coupled with the controversies that comes with it, its getting so interesting. Rapper Edem has named Tinny as his best rapper over Sarkodie, who the masses root for as the best rapper of our time. In an interview with Arnorld Mensah Elavanyo on Vibes in 5, a question was put to him, who is your best rapper excluding yourself. He answered by saying: "This is going to make a lot of trouble for me, because am in a political position when it comes to Hip Hop, my view counts, I will take it in three parts, of all time is Obrafour , he's somebody i look up to, if i wouldn't go for him, i would have gone for Okonfor Kwade. Between my era, when i say my era is myself, Tinny, Sarkodie, i will still go for Tinny even though lately he is not rappering a lot." Edem also mentioned StrongMan,

Over the weekend, Sarkodie held the launch of his annual Rapperholic Concert slated for 25th December. The launch which took place at the Samsung Theatres had the press, other media personalities present.  One of the questions that was thrown to Sarkodie that drew our attention was from entertainmentgh owner Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo who asked: I want to find out why you’ve not produced another monster hits in the last three years? Sarkodie answered by saying, “There are types of artiste and you need to identify your strength first. If you take a Davido, a Wizkid, R2bees, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale. Shatta Wale does both what I do and what I’m about to explain. Their major strength is a monster hit. They need that to survive in a way. So, if as an artiste I choose to go on that path, which sometimes it will work cause I know the formula. But when you choose that you need to be ready for the pressure that comes with it or you have core fans who love you for what you really stand for and th

Nigerian actress Bisola Aiyeola who rose to fame after a spell in the Big Brother Naija (BBN) TV reality show, advised that Ghanaian musicians should invade the Nigerian market by going for radio/TV tours to promote their works. The actress who is also a singer, said Ghanaian musics are played in Nigeria contrary to what was believed in Ghana that, Nigerians don’t play Ghanaian music at all. The perception that has been created by some industry players has led to their demand for Ghanaian DJs and radio/TV presenters to push more Ghanaian music to be as relevant on the African scenes as Nigerian music has. Its well known in Ghana that Nigerian music enjoys a lot of airplay almost rubbing shoulders with the amount of airplay Ghanaian music enjoys. This achievement by Nigerians has propelled them to be giants of Highlife music in Africa or afrobeat. A spot Ghana enjoyed in the 70s.   In an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz Fm, the BBN star stated that Ghanaian Artistes should avail t

When it comes to “The Highest” you just bow down to greatness. Apparently one of the ridiculous statements I make when it comes to Ghana’s own rap King, Sarkodie. Arguably the most decorated Ghanaian artiste, Sarkodie born Michael Owusu Addo has had a busy year, with the latter releasing his 5th studio album “Highest” and making moves with it. The rapper who is currently on a nationwide campus tour with MTN Ghana recently granted an interview with BBC’s DJ Edu on “Destination Africa” show. An interview, Ghana's showbiz hub www.elormonline.com followed attentively, because we care about our industry and we follow our players keenly. Listening to the show, VGMA Artiste of the year (2010, 2012) stated that rappers do collaborations with competition in mind, “When it comes to rappers, we think more of, who’s going to stand out and not how good the song is supposed to be. There’s no way Tekno will go like, make sure you don’t kill it. Because he feels like there’s no competition

Ghanaian rap artiste Sarkodie who released his fourth studio album 8th September this year, in an interview with BBC Radio 1Xtra in the UK has confess that, rappers have diluted their contents because of the money. Speaking with DJ Edu on “Destination Africa”, the rapper who embarks on a UK tour from 23rd – 25th November, said “Rap music stood for the voiceless. It was to speak about stuffs that people feel difficult not to touch on, but we came in fearlessly and touched on those issues. It’s our responsibility.” The 2012 BET award winner spoke passionately about rap music and how it had struggled to be relevant in Africa but now rubbing shoulders with AfroBeat which is the new trend. “Initially it used to be the singers because the singers stand out, this is afrobeat world as at now, so for rappers to have a space in there, we have like a tinny space we need to fit in. Cause music itself is based on the guys on the hook and that’s where you can find people like the Stonebwoys,

Kwame Asare Bediako popularly known as A-Plus, has divulged his greatest ever regret during an interview with Dr. Pounds on “Hitz High Table” on Friday 3rd November edition. With a gay attitude during the beginning of the interview, he told the host how he charges up to GHS15,000 for an interview hence his preference to communicate through Facebook more than making himself available for the traditional media. He stressed that traditional media is gradually fading away and if the media don’t pay artistes for interviews to enrich their contents, these artistes may soon be using their social media accounts as communication tool. The comedian who apparently had a lot to say threw some few shades here and there as usual. This led the host to ask him a lot of sensitive questions which he answered without blinking an eye. The musician turned politician then recounted how unfair the host of JOY FM’s morning show has treated him after honoring their invitation. According to hi

The people of Damanko township in the northern region of Ghana couldn't believe their eyes when a huge hipopotamus was captured in river Oti last week. According to an eye, the animal has become a nuisance to the millet farmers along the bank of the river, it grazes a large potion of their millet plantation. After carefully monitoring how it graze, its foot steps and where it passes to the farm, the farmers are convinced that its a hippopotamus that was destroying their crops. Knowing how huge the animal is and fear, they invited a powerful hunter from Togo who is also a native of Damanko to hunt it down. The hunter went to the farm area and in some fierce encounter, he was able to kill it. The hunter said he saw the animal from a distance and before he could realise, its just a few metres closer to him so he hid within the millet (Juju at play) and gave it one shot and down it fell dead. amazingly there are n

Followers of South African seductive dancer popularly known as Zodwo Wabantu, rained insults on her after she seek their opinions about a picture she posted on her facebook page. It all started when the social media star and club dancer, posted a closely shot photo of herself showing only her face with some facial expressions and asked the fans to guess what she was doing in the picture. She got more than she bargained for, as some fans took it a bit personal and described her according to what they see in the picture, some calling her ugly and a whole lot. Take a look at her post below: Check out some comments she got from her fans below:

Some few weeks ago, fans of “Daybreak Hitz”, Hitz FM’s popular morning show hosted by Kpekpo Maxwell Justice fondly called KMJ, woke up to hear Andy Dosty the regular host of HItz FM’s mid-morning show Music Boxx, hosting the show.  During the show it was announced that KMJ was severely sick and hospitalized so Andy Dosty was seating in for him. Two weeks later we saw KMJ’s social media accounts being active with the latter posting pictures of his daily activities which obviously proved he’s now fit to resume as host of “Daybreak Hitz”. Thanks to Arnold Asamoah Baidoo owner of entertainmentgh.com who initially broke the story about a possible “ploy” to replace KMJ with Andy Dosty. Ghana's showbiz hub elormonline.com decided to follow the story with rapt attention. Until today, there had not been any comments made by management of the station about the story on air. Although Arnold Asamoah Baidoo had initially got reactions from the Programs Manager Mark Okraku-Mante

Gospel artiste Joyce Blessing has responded to the criticisms and backlashes she had after her performances at Becca @10 concert, held at the national theatre regarding her dress. Speaking with Andy Dosty on Hitz Fm, the "Unbreakable" hitmarker explains that, she was shocked at the backlashes she got on social media about her outfit because, the dress she wore was not exposing any parts of her body. She said some people were saying she over-dressed for the event and according to her that is funny because, she is a minister of the good news, she preaches through her music about God's kindom and the goodness it comes with so how can she convince someone about the blessings they will get when they follow Christ when she herself is dirty or wearing shabby cloths? "There are a lot of criticism about me, but the one which shocked me and i can't think far is they say i over dressed, even in my music videos i wear African prints and i don't seem to understan