By GhanaNewsPage 
Shatta Wale’s ‘On God’ debuts on Billboard Charts 2 weeks after performance with Vybz Kartel in Jamaica. Ghanaian music sensation Shatta Wale has achieved another milestone as his 2017 hit single “On God” secures a spot on the prestigious Billboard US Afrobeats Chart.
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This achievement comes just weeks after Shatta Wale delivered a stellar performance in Jamaica, sharing the stage with dancehall legend Vybz Kartel. The event, held at the iconic 30,000-capacity National Stadium in Kingston, saw Shatta Wale perform three of his crowd-pulling tracks, including “On God.”
The Journey of “On God”
“On God,” released in 2017, was inspired by Shatta Wale’s response to naysayers who doubted his musical success. Its uplifting message, catchy beats, and Shatta Wale’s authentic delivery struck a chord with fans, making it an anthem of resilience and faith.
The song’s popularity has transcended borders over the years, maintaining its relevance in the Afrobeats and dancehall scenes. Fans continue to connect with its message, further solidifying Shatta Wale’s status as one of Africa’s leading music icons.
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Billboard Success
This week, “On God” made its debut on the Billboard US Afrobeats Chart, securing the 35th position. The chart is currently led by South African star Tyla’s “Push 2 Start,” which has held the top spot for four consecutive weeks.
Shatta Wale’s entry into the Billboard US Afrobeats Chart marks a significant moment for Ghanaian music, highlighting the global impact of his artistry and the growing influence of Ghanaian musicians on the international stage.
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A Celebration of Ghanaian Excellence
Shatta Wale’s accomplishment is not just a personal victory but a celebration of Ghanaian talent. His ability to captivate audiences worldwide with songs that blend authenticity, cultural pride, and global appeal continues to set him apart in the competitive music industry.
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As Shatta Wale’s “On God” continues to climb the charts, fans and music enthusiasts alike eagerly anticipate what’s next from the King of African Dancehall.
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Stay tuned for updates as Shatta Wale continues to dominate the global music scene!
