ENTERTAINMENT

THE FELI NUNA VS A PLUS BANTER – MY TAKE

Published

3 years ago

05/22/2022

Lionel

UTV’s United Showbiz yesternight had a controversial but nice show. The show which was steered by pretty Nikki Samonas, with Bullgod, A Plus and Mr. Logic serving as pundits. Their guests on the show were Coded of 4×4 and Feli Nuna.
The build up began when A Plus subtly suggested that Feli should not take her boyfriend along on a business deal. In her quest to react, Bullgod chipped it in somewhere that, as a musician or any creative, your partner should be able to support you emotionally and more importantly financially. Energies boiled, then the insults came 😄🤭.

MY TAKE

First of all, A Plus as a professional pundit, though outspoken should find better ways of expressing his thoughts without vexes and insults. His claim (in fact, it was that of the whole punditry board) that one should have a partner who supports one’s visions and goals is laudable. What is the essence of a partner who although has the capital and capacity to invest in one goals but refuses to do that? It can only be so, if the person does not believe you have what it takes to thrive to the apex.

Feli Nuna on the other side seemed very edgy that night. Everything the pundits said seemed to put her off. The straw that broke the camel’s back was when A Plus dragged his said boyfriend into the convo. She lost her composure and she got angry noticeably. Showbiz is full of inexplicable whims that one cannot control (an example is questions that are asked during an interview). As an artiste, you should learn not to be too emotional and to control your temper on set. On this same day, I met Feli Nuna on radio and I can confidently say she was much composed than she was on United Showbiz yesternight. I may believe fatigue played her so.

Artistes must always note that pundits are pundits and they may have divergent opinions from yours. It does not make them your enemy or something, it’s their job. Yours is to keep a clean posture and balance when you are with them.

ENTERTAINMENT

Tillie Gya Defends Shatta Wale, Slams Stonebwoy Fans for Mockery

Published

2 days ago

01/02/2025

Lionel

Ghanaian Reggae Dancehall artist, Tillie Gya, has come to the defense of Shatta Wale following his performance at Vybz Kartel’s Freedom concert. While some fans, particularly those of Stonebwoy, have been mocking Shatta Wale’s performance, Tillie Gya believes this is uncalled for. According to him, Shatta Wale’s inclusion in the concert is a big win for Ghana and Africa, and should be celebrated.

Tillie Gya took to social media to express his disappointment at the behavior of some Stonebwoy fans. He believes that fan bases in Ghana should know when to celebrate and when to compete. Instead of mocking Shatta Wale, fans should be proud of his achievement and the fact that he is putting Ghana on the map.

The debate highlights the intense rivalry between Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, two of Ghana’s biggest Reggae Dancehall artists. However, Tillie Gya’s comments serve as a reminder that there is room for all artists to shine and make Ghana proud. By celebrating each other’s successes, Ghanaian artists can work together to take the music industry to the next level.

Tillie Gya’s defense of Shatta Wale has sparked a conversation about the need for unity and support among Ghanaian artists and their fans. As the music industry continues to grow, it is essential for fans to recognize and celebrate the achievements of all artists, regardless of their affiliations or rivalries.

Buzz

“A year of excellence” Joe Kole Outshines All in 2024

Published

4 days ago

01/01/2025

Faya Ghonpoint

In the current ghanaian music space, it will be unfair to give all credit to artists without acknowledging the efforts of music producers.

One producer whom we can not turn a blind eye to his recent works is Wodzrah George, widely known as Joe Kole. From the days of Flowking Stone through to the era of King Paluta and Amerado.

The champion music producer, Joe Kole, has proven to be a timeless producer; recently being behind 80% of hit songs in ghana and being a core influence in the rise of kumerican music vibe.