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Working for Stonebwoy apparently comes with one non-negotiable clause. If Shatta Wale’s camp comes knocking with cash, your resignation might not be the biggest problem.
During a TikTok livestream that quickly evolved into what felt like a staff meeting with unusually high stakes, the “Jejereje” hitmaker issued a stern warning to members of his team. Anyone caught pocketing money from the Shatta Movement, popularly known as SM, to sabotage his performances should prepare for consequences that go far beyond a written warning.
“Can’t you see my team behind me? If you go and collect a bribe from SM and turn off my microphone, I will wound him. He can’t do that,” Stonebwoy declared, making it abundantly clear that loyalty is worth far more than any surprise payday.
His concern revolves around every performer’s nightmare. Picture a packed venue, the crowd singing every lyric, and just as Stonebwoy reaches the climax of a performance, the microphone mysteriously goes silent. If that silence turns out to have been purchased with rival money, the culprit should not expect applause when the show ends.
Stonebwoy also poured cold water on the recurring suggestion of a joint concert with his longtime rival, Shatta Wale. While fans continue to dream about the two dancehall heavyweights sharing one stage, Stonebwoy made it clear that he is not entertaining the idea.
“It won’t work. He’s not good enough. We are playing in the World Cup, and he didn’t qualify,” he said, delivering a comparison that was as blunt as it was competitive.
The message from the Bhim Nation president could not have been clearer. Stay loyal, keep the microphones switched on, and if anyone from the SM camp shows up waving cash with suspiciously generous intentions, remember that some payments may come with very expensive consequences.
