I Shot Shatta Wale’s “Dancehall King” Music Video For Free- Bulldog Reveals

Bulldog has contradicted Shatta Wale's claims that he had no assistance from him when he was his manager, which he made in one of his frequent social media outbursts.

On Monday, October 31, Shatta Wale said in a tweet that he has always handled his own business and that anyone else who may have believed they managed it was only carrying out his orders.

To whoever this may concern, It does not imply that you are a manager if I ask you to go collect show money for me. Mention a promotion offer you pushed for. Do not be resentful; rather, be appreciative.

In later outbursts, Shatta Wale also disclosed that at one point, they had traveled to secure a contract, and when his father looked over to see what Bulldog was sketching on paper, he was drawing fish.

However, Bulldog has stepped up to refute Shatta's accusations, claiming that it was because of his efforts that Shatta Wale was able to release a video for his popular song, “Dancehall King.”

“Look , his first video dancehall king, I shot it for free and I used Stip to shoot it, Stip shot that video for free , he didn't take us anything. Stip didn't even want to do the job because he said he had an experience with him already so he does not even want to do it, and I said, ‘yo I beg you this be my thing let us do it', and Logic will tell you because logic was handling him at the time,” he said.

Source: Dklassgh.com