MUSIC: After facing a wave of negative press over the reported seizure of his Lamborghini, Shatta Wale has flipped the script with a new gospel inspired anthem, “God Is Here.”
The video, filled with spiritual imagery, has gone viral — signaling a new chapter for the artist who continues to dominate Ghana’s Google Trends charts.
The song arrives at a time when the dancehall superstar has stayed in the headlines from viral TikTok moments with QueenLet to controversy over his seized luxury vehicle. Despite the noise, Wale proves again why he’s Ghana’s most talked-about artist.
Shatta Wale’s Digital Reign
Throughout July and into early August 2025, Shatta Wale remained among the top three trending Ghanaian musicians on Google.
His digital presence peaked again when a heartfelt TikTok comment, “THANK YOU OSOFO MAAME,” in response to gospel singer QueenLet’s dance challenge, sparked thousands of shares and reactions.
This rare crossover between gospel and dancehall triggered renewed conversations about Shatta Wale’s versatility and cultural influence.
Controversy Meets Creativity
The buzz intensified when news broke about the seizure of a luxury Lamborghini Urus allegedly tied to Shatta Wale’s property.
Though unconfirmed by authorities, the incident dominated online conversations. Many assumed this could hurt the artist’s reputation, but instead, it fueled curiosity.
Shatta Wale turned the moment into momentum, surprising fans with an uplifting, spiritual record just days later.
“God Is Here”: A Song With Soul
“God Is Here” was released as part of Shatta Wale’s ongoing Voice of the Crown EP project. The song blends gospel instrumentation with Afro-dancehall rhythms and lyrics that speak to divine protection and personal redemption.
Its accompanying video, directed by Kojo Myles, showcases symbolic visuals like white garments, heavenly light, and Wale himself appearing both humble and transformed.
Public and Industry Reaction
Ghanaians across social media platforms have embraced the song’s message. TikTok users are already creating dance routines and reaction videos, while gospel and secular fans alike are praising the shift in tone. Jamaican artists including I-Octane and even longtime Shatta critics have lauded the song’s authenticity and crossover appeal.
Why This Release Matters
This single marks a significant moment in Shatta Wale’s career not just as an entertainer but as a cultural force. It shows that even amid controversy, he can pivot into purpose, speak to deeper themes, and still remain commercially viable. The song’s success reinforces why he continues to dominate Ghana’s music landscape.
GH Awards 2025: A Spot Well Deserved?
With hits like “God Is Here,” consistent visibility, and undeniable cultural impact, many are now rallying behind Shatta Wale for nominations in the upcoming GH Awards 2025. Categories like Artist of the Year, Digital Influence, and Inspirational Song of the Year seem well within reach.
In a year full of headlines, Shatta Wale’s ability to turn turbulence into timeless music is unmatched. “God Is Here” is more than a song — it’s a statement. A reminder that beyond the drama and debate, there’s still an artist with a message the people want to hear. And clearly, they’re listening.
GOD IS HERE Lyrics
Pah Pah Pah
Nawtiboi
I see hunger before nor be small
Life use to play me football
Say we go make am ooh On God (On God)
All adey think about bi BIG BIG DREAMS
All my hope dey for betting teams
Kɛmanawaa matele
Oblanɛɛwa more than sapele eeiii
Hellooo who this, if na you poverty
I say nor try call me again
You make me feel like nobody
Thank God I leave you, I leave you far away
Hellooo who this, if na you poverty
I say nor try call me again
You make me feel like nobody
Thank God I leave you, I leave you far away
Poverty your mother
I swear to God
If I catch your father
Because of you man nor fi buy shada
If enor be gari wey save me like today yawa
Don’t come here
I don’t want you
Me I go burn you
Kofi Aban thank God you show me how to bank
As adey pray for favour
Only me and Jehovah Jehovah
One man Shatta Wale conquer
Be talking to God ooh, God ooh
Fill my cup ooh
Clear, freedom start ooh
Anor come this life to fail you know
Hellooo who this, if na you poverty
I say nor try call me again
You make me feel like nobody
Thank God I leave you, I leave you far away
One Two Three
Everybody start
Rapampampampam Pam Pam Pam Pam
Jum Jum Jum Jum Jum Jum Jum Jum Jump
Say Pam Pam Pam Pam Pam Pam Pam Pam
Poverty shame ooh
Poverty same ooh
I win ooh
Yes I win ooh
Eeerrr
God is here ooh
Poverty shame ooh
