If you have talent, join the feminine ‘beef’—Fans dare Wendy Shay to wake up to talent task

If you have talent, join the feminine ‘beef’—Fans dare Wendy Shay to wake up to talent task

Fans of the budding Rufftown Records signee, Wendy Shay have challenged her to also exhibit her musical talent by engaging in a ‘beef.’

According to them, Wendy Shay has been sleeping for long, thus deserved to wake up as her other females have woken up to shake the industry.

This came up after the Afrobeat singer described on her page that her colleagues who were throwing jabs at each other through rap music was an indication of women empowerment.

She maintained that it was not a beef but exhibition of talents to fight for their place in the current male dominated industry.

Wendy Shay commended Eno Barony, Sister Afia and Freda Rhymz for such colourful rap display, thus urged the world to support the ongoing female talent exhibition.

“You call it beef, I call it women empowerment..all I see is women showcasing their talent ..female artists are gradually waking up,” she stated.

However, the ak)kora gangster hitmaker’s comments were taken differently by her fans and followers.

They trolled her for not waking up to the beef task with female opponents, adding that she is behaving like musical goddess, Beyonce and needed to rise up from her slumber.

A follower by name No-Time said “If you have talent join them… Wendy Shay wake up.”

Jason asked her to quit acting nice and join them to position the female arts on the firm grounds in the industry.

“Reply sista Afia stop the Las Las u dey do nu,” he stated.

Bhim Borngreat jabbed her for not being up to the task to compete, saying “unless bullet run go see her grandmother for punch line for her.”

After the novel coronavirus hit the country, the entertainment industry has been one of the major industries that was crippled by the virus, as many shows were cancelled and musics were kept in rooms till scientists get remedy for the pandemic.

However Eno Barony, Sista Afia a singer turned rapper and Freda Rhymz took the industry to a different level by beefing eachother to revive the dormant industry.

BY JOYCELINE NATALLY CUDJOE