Shatta Wale’s recent attack on Jackie Appiah during a recent Facebook live that he did to vent out things he thought were annoying in the country has been described as ‘needless and classless’ by award-winning entertainment critic, Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo.
Well, Arnold on UTV‘s ‘United Showbiz’, asked what exactly Jackie Appiah said wrong when she suggested that celebrities in Ghana should offer their services for free to the government.
And thus, educate Ghanaians during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Furthermore, the Aviation Safety Inspector emphasized that this was merely Jackie Appiah’s perspective, which she is free to voice.
And moreover, he added that he did not demand Shatta Wale’s attitude and style of responding.
For how Shatta Wale behaved, was as if he had a deep beef with Jackie Appiah all along.
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Background
Readers may recall that Shatta Wale, a dancehall act, recently addressed the E-Levy bill in a live Facebook session.
In it, the alleged dancehall king drew in Ghanaian celebrities like Jackie Appiah, who allowed the government to exploit them for an NLA campaign while remaining silent on other important issues.
In the live broadcast, he went even further to smear Jackie’s reputation by implying that she has been exploiting her body to get money rather than the movie business, saying:
“When was the last time you did a movie that sold one million dollars. Yet, you always want people to know that you are living life because you are acting. Hey, there are actresses who are suffering? The ‘toto’ work we know.”
What are your thoughts on this, guys?
Was all this necessary?
