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Shatta Wale – Talk Talk

Shatta Wale - Talk Talk

Shatta Wale – Talk Talk

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Ghana dancehall king Shatta Wale dropped “Talk Talk” on 27 January 2016. It’s an Afrobeats clap-back and confidence anthem. If you are searching for Shatta Wale Talk, Talk 2016, Ghana music 2016, and Afrobeats 2016, this is the official page on Bigxmotion.

“Talk Talk” is 1 song, 5 minutes of confidence, shade and boss energy. Released under 2016 Waka Music Limited.

This one is for the critics. “Talk Talk” is Shatta Wale addressing people who talk too much but do nothing. It’s unbothered, confident, and made for motivation, clap-backs, and shutting down hate.

The production is Afrobeats with energetic bounce and catchy melody. The beat is upbeat and commanding. Shatta’s delivery is witty and self-assured. From the first “Talk Talk” it feels like “let them talk” and “I’m winning” energy. This is for your playlist, for motivation, for when you need to ignore the noise and focus.

The cover art is cartoon and bold – caricature of Shatta Wale in red outfit, yellow sunglasses and gold chains holding a mic. “Shatta Wale” in black bold text. “TALK TALK” in red and black graffiti style. Light blue background. Fun, iconic, and very 2016 SM.

2016 was a peak year for Shatta Wale’s confidence era and “Talk Talk” became an anthem for ignoring haters.

Shatta Wale has always been unbothered. With “Talk Talk” he told the world to keep talking while he keeps winning.

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If you love Shatta Wale or Ghana motivational music, “Talk Talk” is a must-have. Add it to your playlist and let them talk.

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