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Shatta Wale Made Ama Trend Everywhere – Nana Ama McBrown Praises Dancehall Star

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Ghanaian actress and media personality Nana Ama McBrown has expressed deep appreciation to dancehall star Shatta Wale for his significant role in promoting her latest movie, Ama, across his social media platforms.

Speaking on Fakye TV, McBrown revealed that Shatta Wale’s social media posts gave the movie a major boost, helping it trend and attract widespread public attention.

“Shatta Wale was the reason my AMA movie was trending everywhere after he made that tweet and a post on Facebook. I know he loves me, and I will reciprocate that love anytime he needs me,” Nana Ama McBrown said.

According to McBrown, Shatta Wale’s decision to publicly promote the movie demonstrated genuine love and support for her work. She described his gesture as an important example of solidarity among Ghanaian creatives.

The actress noted that their relationship goes beyond mere friendship, stressing that it is built on mutual respect, affection and a shared commitment to supporting Ghana’s entertainment industry.

McBrown’s comments highlight the growing importance of collaboration between different sectors of Ghana’s creative industry. While Ama is a film project, Shatta Wale’s influence as a musician and social media personality helped expose the production to a wider audience.

His promotion also demonstrated how entertainers can use their individual platforms and influence to support one another’s projects, regardless of whether they operate in music, film or television.

McBrown further indicated that she is equally willing to return the favour whenever Shatta Wale requires her support, making it clear that she values the relationship and the support he has shown her.

The actress’ appreciation comes as Ama continues to attract attention, with her remarks drawing attention to the powerful impact that cross-industry collaborations can have on Ghanaian entertainment.

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