Daniel Mintah III
I Thought He Don’t Like Me – Kwaku Flick
Ghanaian singer Kwaku Flick recently took to social media to share an emotional message in support of fellow artist Kwesi Arthur. The heartfelt post, shared on X, shed light on unresolved industry issues that may have prevented their planned collaborations from coming to fruition. Kwaku Flick admitted he had long questioned why their joint projects…
Shatta Wale & Wendy Shay Share Heartfelt Gifts
The Dancehall King Shatta Wale recently made headlines after gifting Ghanaian songstress Wendy Shay the latest Hotwav Cyber 16 Pro smartphones. The generous gesture, which took place during a private gathering, showcased the strong bond between the two entertainers. Known for his lavish presents, the Dancehall King once again proved his penchant for spreading joy…
I’m Bigger Than Fela – Wizkid Fires Back at Seun Kuti
Nigerian music star Wizkid has finally responded to the escalating online feud between his fanbase and Seun Kuti, son of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti. The conflict began when Seun Kuti publicly criticized Wizkid’s fans, known as Wizkid FC, for allegedly disrespecting his late father’s legacy. Seun condemned social media comparisons between Fela and Wizkid,…
If anything happens to Me, ask Glen Boateng – Kwesi Arthur says
Award-winning Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur has ignited a firestorm of concern among fans and industry observers following a shocking public statement against his former management team, Ground Up Chale. The “Grind Day” hitmaker took to social media to allege that he is being forced to pay a staggering $150,000 for using images of himself in…
Sarkodie is too Respectful – Obrafour Says
Ghanaian rap legend Obrafour recently opened up about his feelings when fellow rapper Sarkodie publicly honored him with deep respect. In a viral social media video, Obrafour admitted to feeling slightly embarrassed whenever Sarkodie kneels before him as a traditional sign of reverence. While he deeply appreciates the gesture, he acknowledged that it highlights the…
Kwesi Arthur Rejects GoFundMe Set Up by Kwaw Kese
Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur has publicly distanced himself from a GoFundMe campaign initiated by fellow artist Kwaw Kese, intended to raise $150,000 to settle a financial dispute with his former record label, Ground Up Chale. The fundraiser, launched without Kwesi Arthur’s knowledge or approval, has drawn mixed reactions from fans and industry observers alike. In…