Entertainment of Friday, 6 December 2019
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
Dancehall artiste Iwan, born Abdul Razak Issahaku, claims he introduced Ghanaians to dancehall music.
The dancehall act who prides himself as the lyrical gunshot stated without mincing words that he began the whole dancehall campaign in Ghana before others followed.
Speaking in an interview with Amansan Krakye of Radio Central fame, Iwan indicated that although he’s currently not reigning in the dancehall field of music in Ghana he knows for a fact that he led the dancehall crusade in Ghana.
“I am not jealous about what my colleagues are currently doing in the music industry. I reigned for some time, monopoly is not my thing so I had to slow down for others to also reign. He bragged.”
One can argue that the ‘Jah bless me’ crooner used to be a real force to reckon with in the Dancehall fraternity but his career suddenly took a subtle turn due to a number of controversies surrounding him and his former manager ,Nana Asiamah Hanson a.k.a Bulldog.
Background
Iwan unleashed curses on his former manager Bulldog, who he accuses of playing a huge part in the downward spiral of his career.
"Bulldog" My God will Punish you. You will Suffer 1000times what u put me through on this life. You wil Achieve nothing and You wil Know Pain.
— Lyrical Gunshot (@IWAN4gh) October 20, 2018
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