Shatta wale fans storm social media with no jeans challenge to show their loyalty to their Boss who was caught wearing a fake jeans calming its original.
In the New fashion trend in town, fans will copy anything their Role models do and claim its loyalty. How would a fan descend so low? Because people said Shatta Wale Wears fake Jeans, this is the solution he found, take off their trousers and walk about with no dross.
Some critics accused him of wearing a fake jeans. Shatta Wale reacted “Since They Say My Jeans Is Fake, I won’t Wear It Again.”
The mockery from critics had it that Ghanaian dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale has become a subject of troll on social media for wearing fake ‘DSQUARED2’ jeans after he trolled entertainment analyst Arnold Asamoah Baidoo on live tv for wearing GHC2.50 shoes and it sums up the phrase that what comes around surely goes around.
After making fun of Arnold and subjecting him to public ridicule, here is Shatta Wale slaying on Instagram with fake ‘DSQUARED2’ jeans he probably bought for Ghc12 at Kantamanto market.
In a photo posted on Instagram, Shatta Wale is seen rocking a pair of ‘DSQUARED2’ jeans but taking a closer at the tag revealed that it was fake and doesn’t come close to the original ‘DSQUARED2’ brand.
The original brand is spelt ‘DSQUARED’ and Shatta Wale’s fake one is spelt ‘DSQUARED²’. The original ‘DSQUARED2’ jeans cost $670 equivalent to GHC3,879.30 and Shatta Wale’s own might have been bought at a cost he only could reveal.
Well, in reaction to this, Shatta Wale has decided not to wear jeans again. In His post, he wrote. “Since they say fake, now dierrr No Jeans o Cheers.
Shatta Wale will use this “no jeans challenge” to record a new track very soon.
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