ACCRA, Ghana — Ghanaian musician Kelvyn Boy has opened up about his involvement in the long-running rivalry between dancehall giants Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale, admitting that he now feels bad about taking sides.
The candid reflection offers a glimpse into the singer’s perspective on one of Ghana’s most closely followed music rivalries.
“I feel bad for taking sides”
Kelvyn Boy reportedly acknowledged that his decision to take a position during the rivalry is something he now views differently.
“I feel bad for taking sides in the Stonebwoy-Shatta Wale rivalry,” he said.
His comments have sparked interest among music fans, particularly given the history and intense public attention surrounding interactions between the two dancehall stars.
A rivalry that has dominated headlines
Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale have been at the centre of numerous discussions within Ghana’s music industry, with their rivalry attracting significant attention from fans and the media over the years.
Their exchanges and differences have frequently generated debate, while supporters of both artistes have often taken opposing positions.
Against that backdrop, Kelvyn Boy’s admission has added another perspective to the conversation.
Looking back on his decision
Taking sides in a highly publicised dispute between major artistes can place other musicians in the middle of an already intense situation.
Kelvyn Boy’s comments suggest that, with the benefit of hindsight, he wishes he had approached the situation differently.
His remarks also underline how relationships and alliances within the entertainment industry can become complicated when public disagreements involve some of the country’s biggest music stars.
Fans react to the revelation
The statement is likely to fuel fresh discussion among Ghanaian music fans, many of whom have followed the Stonebwoy-Shatta Wale rivalry for years.
For Kelvyn Boy, however, the focus appears to be on reflection and acknowledging that his past decision to take sides is something he now regrets.
As Ghana’s music scene continues to evolve, Kelvyn Boy’s admission provides a fresh perspective on a rivalry that has remained a major talking point in the country’s entertainment industry.
