Gospel artist Herty Bongreat recently shared her thoughts on why she chose to collaborate with secular artists Sarkodie and Trigmatic. Her response highlighted the importance of looking beyond surface-level appearances. “People we perceive as ‘worldly’ often possess remarkable humanistic qualities, even surpassing those who claim to know Christ.”

Herty emphasized the need to engage with others before making judgments. “Comparing their lifestyle to that of some people within the church reveals a stark difference.”

In addition to her thoughts on collaboration, Herty also shared valuable advice on parenting in the digital age. “As parents, we must be proactive and involved in our children’s lives, especially online. Assuming we know what they’re doing can lead to unawareness of potential issues.”

Herty’s words serve as a reminder to approach others with an open mind and to prioritize involvement in our children’s lives.

Legendary Ghanaian Gospel singer, songwriter, and psychologist, Herty Bongreat, has shared her experience working with Sarkodie on her hit single “Bebree”. Contrary to expectations, Herty revealed that featuring Sarkodie on her song was a seamless process.

In an interview on Pink FM’s “Aseda Mmre” show with DJ Ajesta, Herty disclosed that Sarkodie delivered his verse with remarkable speed, leaving her impressed. “I think the message of the song resonated with him,” she added.

Herty also commended Sarkodie’s professionalism, noting that he had informed her about his busy schedule. To ensure a smooth performance, Sarkodie advised Herty to learn his verse, enabling her to rap his part whenever she performed the song live.

The collaboration, Herty noted, has been a game-changer for her music career. “Working with Sarkodie on ‘Bebree’ opened numerous opportunities for me both locally and internationally,” she revealed.