In September 2021, Ghanaian songstress, Wendy Asiamah Addo better known as Wendy Shay released her ‘Heat’ song, and the song had a lot of controversies around it.
The song emphasizes the financial difficulty and hardships that young people in Ghana face on a daily basis, as some men and women turn to illegal means of making ends meet.
The unique manner in which Wendy Shay chose to communicate her message required serious thought to understand the song’s enigmatic lyrics, which we have simplified for you.
The singer made subtle jabs at Nana Aba Anamoah, Serwaa Amihere, and Abena Akorkor, who are accused of having affairs with powerful politicians and affluent married men in order to acquire quick cash.
Wendy Shay urged Serwaa Amihere, who was alleged to be in an intimate scandal involving NPP’s John Boadu, and Abena Korkor to demonstrate to other women how to get the favor of “powerful men” in order to drive Range Rovers like Nana Aba Anamoah.
In an interview on UTV, when the Rufftown Records signee was asked to look at the lyrics of the songs, she claimed she did not intend to shade Nybpoy in her song; all she was doing was singing to the hardship.
watch Wendy Shay speak below: