Shatta Wale should be grateful to me always for introducing him to Terry Bonchaka – Kay Smooth

Shatta Wale, a native of Ghana, has frequently voiced his unwavering love for the late Terry Bonchaka.

Shatta Wale claims that Terry Bonchaka was a major influence for him from the beginning of his music career; however, it is regrettable that Terry Bonchaka didn’t live long enough to witness his current status as a major figure in the music industry.

As a result, on October 29th, the month in which Terry Bonchaka tragically passed away, Shatta Wale pays tribute to him.

He allegedly seized Shatta Wale’s hands and presented him to Terry Bonchaka, according to musician Kay Smooth, who was questioned by Quoo Fante on Kessben Tv’s Around Town show.

According to Kay Smooth, Shatta Wale should always be thankful to him because it was because of him that he met the late Terry Bonchaka.

Terry Bonchaka, a singer and dancer from Ghana, lived from 1982 to 2003. He began his musical career in the early 2000s and soon became well-known for his distinctive brand of music, which fused modern dancehall and hip-hop sounds with traditional Ghanaian rhythms.

The energetic shows and dance routines of Terry Bonchaka were well-known. His tracks “Pulele,” “Zoozey,” “Ghana Ladies,” and “African Lady” are some of his most well-known compositions.

Sadly, Terry Bonchaka’s promising future was cut short when he passed away on October 30, 2003, at the age of 21, in a car mishap.