Ghanaian dancehall star Stonebwoy has shared his perspective on the idea of performing on a major stage alongside fellow artistes Shatta Wale and Sarkodie.
In an interview with Kobe Boujee, Stonebwoy said he is not opposed to the idea, but believes such collaborations should happen naturally rather than be forced.
According to him, artistes should prioritise building their individual brands and careers, rather than relying on joint performances to prove relevance. He drew comparisons to international stars like Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Davido, noting that each thrives independently without needing shared platforms.
“I believe individual growth affects collective growth. Each one of us has to grow, and that is the most important thing rather than forcing growth together,” he said.
He added that when the timing is right, a joint performance could happen organically, but it should not be rushed.
Stonebwoy also emphasised the importance of mutual respect and support among artistes, explaining that how they relate to each other’s success is crucial for any potential collaboration.
However, he acknowledged that challenges arise when goodwill is lacking among some individuals in the industry.
“If there are people who do not want the well-being of others, how can they come together and perform?” he questioned.
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