Popular Ghanaian web-based media sensation, Idris Firdaus, prevalently known as Shatta Bandle, chose to join the viral #CrateChallenge and the outcome was a fairly sudden and baffling one.
In the video chanced on by our outfit after he chose to join the test, Shatta Bandle could be seen before various crates that had been well organized for him to climb.
Prior to making an attempt to climb the boxes, Shatta Bandle was heard gloating that he planned to do it without any problem. Despite the fact that the quantity of boxes he chose for the test was quite less, he battled to climb the subsequent one and nearly lost the remainder of his teeth simultaneously.
Shatta Bandle is seen laying level on the floor after he endeavored to go over a third box and he chuckled madly at himself for not having the option to do as guaranteed.
Bandle took to his Instagram page and shared the video with caption;
”Cut your coat accordingly. Finally Gotten a winner for this challenge ????????”
Vheckout the video below;
In other news, Nana Richard Abiona, better known by his stage name Fuse ODG, is a British-Ghanaian recording artist. He is best known for his singles “Antenna” and “Dangerous Love”, and for featuring on Major Lazer’s “Light It Up”.
Fuse ODG has uncovered in a latest interview that notwithstanding his disparities with the amazing sound engineer, Killbeatz, he actually thinks about him as family.
As per Fuse ODG, Killbeatz has his own motivation and objectives in life as he does, subsequently their detachment never influenced their works since they are both getting along nicely at what they excel at.
Way into the conversation with Andy Dosty on the Daybreak Hitz show on Hitz FM, Fuse ODG uncovered he will actually want to work with Killbeatz again when all is good and well however the way things are presently, he accepts they should work inside their own space.
In any case, he noticed that his detachment with Killbeatz never influenced his image since he believed he should have been doing what he talks about in his tunes, along these lines he must be free and satisfy what is generally anticipated of him.