Prince Bright of Buk Bak fame shares his view on Samini and Shatta Wale

Prince Bright

Prince Bright of Buk Bak fame has shared his view on the two fierce dancehall artist in Ghana, Shatta Wale and Samini in a recent interview.
The two dancehall artists have always been beefing each other since Shatta Wale’s comeback into the music industry after missing in action for some years.
Though the two have given Ghanaians hit songs, according to Prince Bright he really likes and respects fellow musician, Samini a lot not doing away with Shatta Wale.
“I respect Samini a lot,” the musician made this known when he appeared on Hitz FM’s ‘Cruise Control’ program hosted by Mercury Quaye.
Sharing his view on Shatta Wale’s impact in the music industry, he revealed that he’s doing well, adding that he recently found out that his late friend and group partner, Ronnie Coaches was Shatta Wale’s right-hand man; something he was very surprised when he found out.
“I just found out Ronny was Shatta Wale’s, right-hand man.”, he revealed.
BukBak was made up of Bright and Ronny and they really gave us back to back hits some few years back until Ronny passed away mysteriously.

Source: ghbase.com

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