Dancehall heavyweight Shatta Wale has described rapper Kweku Smoke as his “junior brother”, praising him for his humility and respect while urging his fans to support his music.
According to Shatta Wale, Kweku Smoke has earned his respect through the way he conducts himself, describing the young rapper as a humble individual.
“Kweku Smoke is my junior brother. He is very respectful and humble,” Shatta Wale said.
The dancehall star subsequently encouraged his supporters to show their support for Kweku Smoke by streaming his album.
“All my fans should go and stream his album,” he added.
Shatta Wale's comments come at a time when Kweku Smoke has become the subject of a recent conversation involving some of Ghana's biggest music stars.
The latest development follows remarks by Stonebwoy concerning Shatta Wale's appearance alongside Sarkodie at Kweku Smoke's concert in London.
Shatta Wale and Sarkodie made a surprise appearance at Kweku Smoke's London concert in May 2026, with the moment attracting significant attention among Ghanaian music fans.
Stonebwoy subsequently questioned Sarkodie's handling of the situation, arguing that Sarkodie should have ensured that Shatta Wale apologised to Kweku Smoke before appearing at the event.
In his comments, Stonebwoy referenced the circumstances surrounding the relationship between Shatta Wale and Kweku Smoke, suggesting that an apology should have preceded Shatta Wale's participation in the London show.
The development also follows Kweku Smoke's appearance on stage with Shatta Wale and Sarkodie in London, a moment that was widely viewed as a significant show of unity among different generations of Ghanaian artistes.
Kweku Smoke has steadily established himself as one of the notable young voices in Ghanaian hip-hop while maintaining relationships with some of the country's biggest artistes.



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