
Ghanaian actress Irene Opare has expressed her admiration for dancehall musician Shatta Wale and his music, particularly his hit song “On God.”
According to Irene Opare, the song carries a strong spiritual message and can be viewed more as a gospel-inspired piece than a conventional dancehall song.
She noted that “On God” reflects themes of faith, perseverance and reliance on God, making it a song that resonates beyond the boundaries of mainstream entertainment.
Irene Opare’s admiration for the SM Boss also suggests that, beyond his musical style and public persona, she appreciates the deeper messages embedded in some of his songs.
“On God” has remained one of Shatta Wale’s notable songs, with its central message encouraging listeners to put their trust in God while pursuing their goals and overcoming challenges.



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