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    Shatta Wale expresses how he feel when he worked with Beyonce

    Emma TeeBy No Comments2 Mins Read

    • Shatta Wale describes his feelings about working with Beyonce in a song.

    Shatta Wale expresses how he feel when he worked with Beyonce
    Shatta Wale expresses how he feel when he worked with Beyonce

    In a recent interview, Shatta Wale once more highlighted the legendary collaboration he had with multi-Grammy Award-winning artist Beyonce, emphasizing how much he values that period of his brilliant career.

    In a recent interview with Sammy Flex TV, Wale claimed that Beyonce’s involvement with the Lion King Project elevated and sanctified his brand after his reputation had been continuously damaged by a variety of propagandists and members of the media.

    The SM boss is quoted as saying; “I’ve spoken to businesses that have said to me, ‘Oh, we wanted to sign you, but you had this issue and your media folks [said this and that],’ so they said we should forget it. large, big businesses.

    He expressed his gratitude to Queen Bey for saving him when he was being attacked by the media due to his erratic and no-nonsense demeanour.

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    “God bless Beyonce, I keep repeating this because when her team sat down with her and said they wanted to collaborate with me, it wasn’t just a trivial event.

    There, God’s involvement was felt. God may have said to her, ‘Come and rescue my son because, contrary to the way others are perceiving him, I want you to paint a wonderful image of him,’ which is what I believe she heard,” Wale said emotionally.

    ‘Already’ is by far Shatta Wale’s greatest collaboration. The song attracted international buzz following its release on the album by Beyonce.

    Beyonce has previously talked about the project saying; “It started out simple, in my backyard,” she said. I wanted to do one or two videos for The Gift album, then it just grew. Before we knew it, we were shooting in Nigeria, Ghana, London, Los Angeles, Johannesburg, and KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, where we filmed with the women of the Himba tribe.”