In a move that has sent shockwaves through the African dancehall community, Shatta Wale has weaponized the “WYFL Riddim” to deliver a stinging critique of his long-time rival, Stonebwoy. Titled “Which Gad,” the track is a direct response to the “Bhim Nation” leader’s recent claims of supremacy, effectively reigniting one of the most storied feuds in Ghanaian music history.
Released at the end of January 2026, the song sees Shatta Wale at his most combative. He utilizes the minimalist, heavy-bass production of DJ Mac and CrashDummy to dismantle the “Gad” title—a name Stonebwoy has frequently used to define his spiritual and musical authority. Shatta Wale’s approach is relentless, using raw, unfiltered lyrics to question the authenticity of his opponent’s status while asserting that his own “Shatta Movement” remains the only legitimate force in the genre.
The record distinguishes itself through a deliberate lack of polish, which Shatta Wale uses to his advantage. By opting for a gritty, “straight-from-the-streets” vocal delivery, he highlights the contrast between his “man of the people” persona and what he paints as his rival’s more curated image. Fans and critics alike are already dissecting the bars, with many noting that the track marks a return to the aggressive, high-stakes lyrical warfare that characterized the dancehall scene a decade ago.
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