Rising Ghanaian musician Takum has stirred conversation with a bold claim: if the industry had even ten artists with Shatta Wale’s mindset, underground musicians would not be suffering.
In an honest and energetic interview on the Ride And Chat show on YouTube, Takum praised Shatta Wale for his openness, accessibility, and genuine willingness to uplift emerging talent—qualities he believes are rare among top-tier artists. He described his own encounter and recording session with the dancehall icon as a defining moment in his career.
Takum didn’t hold back on the broader industry either. He criticized the Ghanaian music space for its weak structures, poor collaboration culture, and the rising ego among artists—factors he says continue to stifle the growth of many promising acts.
His message is unmistakable: with more mentorship, support, and authentic collaboration, Ghana’s underground artists could finally get the breakthrough they deserve.
Watch the full conversation below:


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