Stonebwoy, renowned for his infectious rhythms and hit tracks, has made a powerful revelation about handling criticism in the music industry. Speaking candidly on Onua TV, he shared his journey of resilience, noting that he has grown to understand that high achievers are often the target of attacks — and he’s learned to rise above it.
Known for chart-topping hits like jiggle and whine from his latest album Up & Running, 1 Gad has often found himself at the center of controversies, especially involving fellow artist Shatta Wale. Despite publicly resolving their differences, Shatta Wale has repeatedly aimed jabs at Stonebwoy and other industry colleagues on social media. Instead of retaliating, he has developed a refreshing outlook on handling negativity and distractions.
“When I’m attacked as a musician, I ignore it and focus on the prize,” he said in his interview. “I pray for divine discernment to know when to talk and when not to talk. Only a ripe fruit will be plucked.” This wisdom speaks volumes about Stonebwoy’s maturity and the level of self-awareness he’s cultivated over his career. By choosing silence over conflict, Stonebwoy exemplifies what it means to let success speak louder than words.
Stonebwoy’s latest release, Up & Running, his sixth studio album, is quickly gaining momentum and proving that the star is focused on his craft, not the controversies. The album has already made waves with its high-energy track Jejereje, captivating fans across Africa and beyond with its infectious beats and powerful lyrics. With each track, The Torcher reminds his audience of his unstoppable talent and dedication to uplifting Afro-Dancehall on the global stage.
This mindset of resilience and focus on growth has endeared 1 Gad to fans who see him as not just a musician but a role model.
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