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Arab Money Gang(AMG) music record owner, Criss Waddle had made a generous offer to buy R2bees’ yet-to-be-released “Site 15” album for a whopping $25,000 equivalent to GHC131,510.00.

March 1 has been announced as the release date for the ‘Site 15’ album by the Tema-based music group, R2Bees.

Meanwhile, the album, which is their third studio project was due for release sometime in August last year.

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It was however postponed due to a distribution deal they were finalizing with Universal Music Group.

In a tweet to disclose his willingness to purchase the Site 15 album for this colossal amount,

Criss Waddle, who is also a member of R2bees but has had issues with them some time ago

tweeted: “The @r2bees album “SITE 15” drops on 1st March…..I Wanna buy it for $25,000”.

In 2015, Criss Waddle had his emotional meltdown on social media over how his Refuse To Be Broke(R2bees) members were treating him and is now split between the R2Bees Nation and his AMG Business label.

AMG records Boss, Criss Waddle has slammed President of the Musician Union of Ghana

(Musiga) Bice Osei Kuffuor aka Obour.

The Tema-based rapper is accusing Obour of doing nothing to promote both the music industry

and the well-being of musicians since he assumed the presidency.

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According to him, no substantial achievement in the music industry can be credited to Obour

for his eight years of stewardship.

“Obour has done nothing, what has he done, not that I know of. If he’s done something I stand to be corrected. He’s done absolutely nothing profitable.” He told Andy Dosty on Hitz FM.

Criss Waddle added that they (Musicians) had immense trust in Obuor being one of their own.

They were therefore confident then that he upon assuming power will promote the

welfare of musicians but sadly he’s woefully failed his colleagues.

“We believed in Obour because at the time we felt that this guy had been with us and so when he gets to the Presidency of Musiga he’ll fix all the things we had been complaining about, but after he got to the top, he’s only been ‘chopping’ that’s about that, he’s not been doing anything apart from ‘chopping’. I’m saying so because nothing is becoming big, the industry is not becoming big, it’s only his stomach which is becoming bigger.”

AMB Boss and  rapper, Criss Waddle has named his top five rappers in Ghana.

According to him, Paedae comes second to only Sarkodie when he rates the best rappers in Ghana.

The ‘Bie Gya’ Hitmaker list is completed by Kwesi Arthur and Darkovibes in third and fourth place respectively.

Paedae, who is also known as Omar Sterling has been trolled on social media with his name popping

up whenever there is a debate about Ghanaian rappers with a lack of lyrical ability.

However, Waddle disagrees with that view, when he shared his list during an interview with Hitz FM Thursday.

He said: “Sark, Paedae, Kwesi Arthur, Darkovibes, number five again is Sark.”

Commenting on the refusal of motorists to pay tolls on the Tema Motorway, the rapper lamented

about the amount of money being collected daily.

“Every day we pay 50 pesewas, 1 cedi… more than thousand cars use the motorway in a day, what is their excuse.” He quizzed.

Criss Waddle also disclosed how he almost lost his cousin in a motorway accident.

He suggested that churches in Ghana can contribute to the construction of roads rather than depending solely on government.

Waddle said churches can lead special fundraising efforts on Sunday’s to raise funds to construct and maintain roads throughout the country

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AMG Business Boss Waddle, has dismissed perceptions that he is still beefing dancehall artiste Shatta Wale.

According to him, he is very cool with Shatta Wale and the beef that ensued between the

two years ago was just part of show business.

In April 2016, the two artistes engaged in a heated beef after Criss Waddle released a song titled

‘Bie Gya’ featuring Stonebwoy.

Apparently, Shatta Wale also released a song titled ‘Bie Gya’ before the official release of Criss

Waddle’s song.

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When the song was finally released by Waddle, a lot of social media commentators teased Criss

Wale claiming that he copied Shatta Wale.

This however didn’t go down well with Criss Waddle who accused Shatta Wale of stealing his song.

Speaking on the relationship in an interview on Hitz FM with Andy Dosty, the Tema-based rapper said “we are friends. We talk a lot.”

The Tema-Based rapper added that Shatta Wale “runs the streets, I run the streets, he motivates, I motivate.”

According to him, he saw a video of Shatta Wale jamming to his song ‘Bokoor Di3’ which

he thought “was a positive reaction.”

The rapper explained that their beef is just business. “It was nothing personal” and he doesn’t hate Shatta Wale.

If not for God, Ghanaians would have woken up to another sad news again.

Ghanaian rapper and CEO of AMG Business, Criss Kwaku Waddle celebrated his birthday on Sunday, February 25th.

However, the day ended with an unfortunate accident for him.

The accident is reported to have occurred whiles he was attending a private birthday party organized for him by his friends.

With him was his convey of friends and members of his management team.

It is still not clear what triggered the accident. Fortunately, the “Obiaa Bao” hitmaker is reported to have escaped the accident unscathed. His crew members as well survived the accident.

However, pictures are all over social media of the mangled customized cars that were involved in the accident.

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