Ghanaian dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has expressed his desire to one day travel and perform abroad alongside fellow musicians Stonebwoy and  Sarkodie

Speaking during an interview with FIB Digital, the “Melissa” hitmaker said he hopes the four artistes can eventually put rivalry aside and unite for a major international show. According to him, he now has a different mindset focused on growth, unity and building stronger relationships within the Ghanaian music industry.

Shatta Wale explained that despite the long-standing tensions and controversies often associated with some artistes in the industry, he personally has no problem with anyone. He described Stonebwoy as a brother and revealed that his relationship with Sarkodie has also improved.

“I don’t have any problem with any artiste. Stonebwoy is like a brother to me. Same as Sarkodie. I’ve had issues with Sarkodie and now we’re talking. I’m even going to London and he’s waiting for me,” he said.

The dancehall artiste added that excessive rivalry and hostility among musicians create an unhealthy atmosphere in the entertainment industry and sometimes make people around both camps feel unsafe.

He stressed that he wants musicians to support one another and work together instead of constantly competing against each other. According to him, if his colleagues also adopt the same mindset, they could collaborate more and achieve bigger things together.

Shatta Wale further stated that he hopes there will come a time when he, Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Medikal can all board a private jet together from Ghana to Europe for a concert.

“So all of them are my brothers. I feel it’s about education around what we are doing, and I believe I have a changed mindset because I want to build. If he also wants to build, we should come together and build. Too much rivalry and too much tension do not make things healthy,” he explained.

He added, “Once upon a time, it should be me, Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Medikal in a jet, flying to go and do a show. It shouldn’t be only me.”

Shatta Wale made the remarks shortly after travelling from Accra to London on May 27, 2026, aboard a private jet for promotional activities and preparations toward his upcoming ShattaFest UK concert scheduled for August 1, 2026.