I did an international feature with an artist named Vic Mensa. He is signed to Roc Nation, he has worked with Kanye West….originally from Ghana he came back to the country so I thought it would make sense to shoot here because I have never been and it would be amazing to film with him in his home country because not a lot of people know he is from Ghana.
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“An artist is not all about his music but his image as well. In our part of the world, we hardly celebrate artists who takes time out and spend money on their image. At Oneplay Networks, we want talents to know that we celebrate all the hard work they put into their brand-building hence the #OneplayMosfa; an honorary platform to encourage Talents to keep on with their brand image. For us at Oneplay Networks, we are here to celebrate not just music but the culture of the talent that is why we say we are the next, and to be the next we here to project the next in pop. Congratulations to all talents listed in the Oneplay Mosfa.”
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“I don’t have any antipathy or anger for them. I like them, they are young talented musicians, and my attitude towards them hasn’t changed,” Mr Mahama said in an interview on Starr FM.
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Artistes who got the crowd off their feet and dancing included Archipelago, Kaykay Amponsah, Millicent Yankee, Fletcher Narh, Stella Seal, Naana Baustin, Keche, Eno Barony, Fameye among others.
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The list dubbed ‘The most-watched homegrown artists across Africa’ sought to unearth the top five artistes in 2019 some countries including Nigeria, Algeria and others based on their views.
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He posted: “A useless guy called Abrony3 sat on TV and was joking with President Mills’ death, where were you? Masa stay with ur NPP and do ur politics within. Don’t cross the line…”
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The show which was hosted by on-air personalities Jay Foley and Naa Ashorkor saw performance from Cina Soul, Kidi, Bosom P-Yung, Kweku Smoke, Daughters Of Glorious Jesus, Gasmilla, Jupitar, Camidoh among others.
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“Yes paaaa!!! My family didn’t understand why a “University girl” like me would date a rapper. And there was the perception that rappers are womanisers.”
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” I’ve always wanted to work with Sarkodie I never thought I’d get the chance to meet him talk less of working with him. So when I texted him, I never thought I’ll get a reply not knowing he was already a fan. So he responded to my text and said he would love to work with me. And I didn’t even expect this message because he’s been someone I always wanted to work with. He’s very influential to me. So when he replied to my message, I was all over screaming in the house,” she explained.
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The ‘Ohemaa’ hitmaker was asked by hosts Jay Foley and Emefa Adeti to pick between two celebrities at a time explaining why he made his choices.
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