Entertainment pundit, Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo has said something regarding the potential for Dancehall star Shatta Wale to fill the O2 Arena with a concert.
He excused any questions about Wale’s capacity yet accentuated the significance of working together with the right advertisers in the UK. Asamoah-Baidoo recognized Wale’s broad experience and fan base, especially in the UK and all around the world, yet worried that selling the O2 Arena requires something other than prevalence.
He featured the requirement for key associations with advertisers like Live Country, Akwaaba, and Allonia to boost the occasion's prosperity. "Wale has been in the business for more than 20 years, he is likewise famous in UK, Dubai and different places yet you see it goes past the commendations and prominence we see. He has the inventory and sword. "What he needs to do is presently is to guarantee he doesn't utilize one advertiser.
There is one advertiser in UK who can make that conceivable and that is Live Country, he can approach Live Country and examine his family with them and for his directors to demonstrate to Live Country that this is what he can do," he said on Onua FM on May 4. During a meeting on Onua FM on May 4, Asamoah-Baidoo stressed that Shatta Wale’s management should show his worth and availability to successfully team up with advertisers.
He highlighted rapper Medikal's new sold-out show at the O2 Field as a demonstration of what can be accomplished with the right methodology. Medikal's fruitful occasion, including heavenly performances from Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, Jay Bhad, Sister Derby, and Malcom Nuna, fills in as motivation for craftsmen expecting to leave an imprint on worldwide stages like the O2 Arena.