Sizzla and DJ Khaled’s relationship is on the rocks. It seems that DJ Khaled has turned reggae superstar Sizzla Kalonji into an enemy.

Sizzla and DJ Khaled have previously collaborated, primarily on Khaled’s most recent albums, including Grateful, Father of Asahd, and God Did.

He handled the intro on Grateful. Then, he linked up with Mavado, 070 Shake, and Buju Banton on Father Of Asahd. Sizzla also delivered a stunning performance alongside Bouty Killer, Skillibeng, Capleton and Buju Banton on “TSKNM” off of God Did.

It seems that the working relationship between Khaled and Sizzla is no more, despite their successes together.

The reggae musician tweeted a video of himself burning a number of platinum discs from his collaborations with the Miami-based DJ this morning.

The video shows him removing the platinum discs, and the photos of Khaled’s kids from the album art, before setting flames to the plaques. “You insult me, DJ Khaled,” he’s heard saying over the video. “Cut out the baby picture. The baby’s innocent. At this point, Sizzla sets all of the plaques on fire together.

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The root of the issue appears to stem from Khaled’s approach to bringing dancehall sounds to his album. However, some also believe that Sizzla felt disrespected by the size of his name on the plaque.

He asserts that Khaled insulted Jamaica and dancehall culture in the video. He did, however, mention that he desired the images of Asahd and Aalam Khaled, whom he referred to as his Godchildren.

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DJ Khaled has not commented on the situation as of yet. His connections to the Jamaican dancehall industry, however, have been well-documented over time. Sizzla was particularly helpful in bringing real reggae and dancehall elements to DJ Khaled’s project on his most recent releases.

During an interview with Grammy.com in 2021, DJ Khaled explained how Jamaican artists played a huge role in his career.

“All those artists you saw on my album on that song, my friends that cosigned me in the beginning of my career. They use to give me dubplates and they put their hands around my shoulder saying we love this kid and I never forget where I come from,” he said. “Dancehall is a part of my story, you know what I’m saying, Jamaica is a part of Khaled’s story and it’s such a blessing… I love Reggae music and I love Dancehall.

If Khaled decides to respond to Sizzla, we’ll keep you posted.

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The multiple award-winning musician, Shatta Wale is currently one of the biggest and most sought after Ghanaian musician across the continent and beyond, and always remains true to his African music roots, performing some of his songs in the dialect of his hometown most atimes.

He has been the backbone carrying the dancehall genre alongside other Ghanaian reggae stars for almost a decade now.

Ghanaian reggae-dancehall artist and dancehall prolific hitmaker Shatta Wale has been on the verge of solidifying the dancehall genre.

Shatta Wale is also one of the African artists with the largest musical catalogue or discography, in the other hand, he has churn out a whole lot of musics and massive hits inclusive.

Conception

He was born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr., and popularly known in showbiz circles as Shatta Wale is a Ghanaian reggae-dancehall artist.

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He is known by his stage name formerly Bandana, he is also known as the African Dancehall King.

However, his popular single is “Dancehall King“, which led him to win the Artiste of the Year at the 2014 edition of the indigenous Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.

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Shatta Wale’s energy on stage is a phenomenon and his antics during his performances leaves his audience with memories that stay with them long after the event.

Anytime he mounts the stage, his main aim is to get the audience excited and give them a show worth their monies.

For this reason, he goes the extra mile to ensure his fans are satisfied by doing an extraordinary performance at all times.

Shatta Wale has successfully toured Canada and USA in the year 2014, had a European tour in 2015 and has shared the same stage with celebrated global music icons including Akon, Sizzla, Shaggy, Mavado, Popcaan, Jah Vinci, Tim Westwood and several others

Worldwide Recognition

On July 9, 2019, it was revealed that Beyoncé produced and curated an album titled The Lion King: The Gift, which features new songs inspired by the film.

Shatta Wale was globally recognised after the song and to top it all, the visual was a topic around the world, pulling massive engagement and publicity.

Also, tracing the lines of connection between different quadrants of the African diaspora allows to expand on the themes of family and ancestral present in the music video and the activism as of late, it also introduces her fandom to great music in Africa they should know about if they don’t already.

Dissecting the phenomenon surrounding his status in the African music space, it, therefore, goes to solidify his already iconic career into the world’s African biggest artists of all time.

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