The woman who blew up on social media for grinding during Wendy Shay's concert just revealed what she actually wants after all the online chaos. The singer brought Diamond Queen onto a TikTok livestream and asked what kind of help she needed, whether it was cash or career support, or whatever else. The girl shocked everyone by saying she just wanted to follow Wendy Shay and support her music instead of asking for money.
Wendy has been doing this kind of thing before with other fans who went viral dancing to her tracks. She visited one kid named Tracy and gave her school supplies and personal items, and she helped out another young dancer who caught attention online with some financial support.
Wendy Shay caught some heat online after turning down schnapps from Ga elders during a courtesy visit, but she cleared the air about why she refused the traditional drink. The singer explained that her doctors told her to stay away from alcohol because she's on medication right now, and she needed to keep herself healthy for an upcoming performance called the Shay Gang Show.
The viral clip showed the elders trying to get her to at least touch the cup to her lips since the drink represents blessings in their customs, but Wendy stuck to her position while being polite about the whole thing. She made it clear that she wasn't trying to disrespect anyone and actually appreciated how the elders welcomed her during the visit.
The founder of the Christie Brown fashion label just told Ghana's government to wake up and stop ignoring the creative industry after picking up an award. Aisha Ayensu basically said policymakers are sleeping on a massive opportunity because the creative sector is the country's best advertisement for bringing in foreign cash and investment.
She called out leaders directly and told them that music, fashion, and art are what make Ghana appealing to outsiders who might want to invest in infrastructure projects. The designer has dressed Beyoncé and other major celebrities since launching her luxury brand back in 2008, and Forbes recognized her as a promising entrepreneur years ago. She grabbed multiple designer-of-the-year awards and keeps...
The Musicians Union of Ghana is throwing a massive party at Labadi Beach Hotel to mark half a century of existence, and they got some heavy hitters performing. Pat Thomas and Smart Nkansah are headlining alongside Rocky Dawuni, who got Grammy nominations under his belt. The whole thing has backing from the Ga Mantse and a bunch of corporate sponsors like Telecel and Stanbic Bank.
The organization wrapped up a conference about pushing innovation in the industry before the gala kicks off. President Bess Simons mentioned that the union has been fighting for artist welfare since the mid-70s, and this celebration is about honoring that legacy while looking ahead. The event will hand out awards to people who shaped the music scene, and...
Shatta Wale is telling people that beefing with him brings bad luck after he got into it with Highest Eri over her appointment to Medikal's label. The dancehall artist made some wild sexual comments about her online, and she clapped back about him disrespecting her whole family and questioning her hygiene.
Eri quit the PR job just one day after getting hired because Medikal laughed at the disrespectful video instead of defending her. She called out the rapper for finding the situation funny when another artist was talking trash about her before she even started working. The whole thing made her second-guess joining the team, and she wanted to know if the label had connections to Shatta's camp.
Medikal tried calming everyone down and...
Kwaisey Pee is asking everyone fighting over Daddy Lumba's funeral to chill out and let the legend rest in peace already. The highlife artist told a radio station that the drama around the burial is making musicians look terrible, and people outside the industry are getting the wrong idea about how artists live their lives.
He called out the family specifically and told them to handle their business before this whole mess gets worse. Kwaisey mentioned that other musicians want to pay respects but have no clue where to send money or what to say because everything is chaotic. The singer thinks the public beef is disrespecting someone he compared to Michael Jackson, and the whole situation needs to get resolved fast.
Content creator Izzy Ogbeide just dropped some wild takes about parenthood that have people losing their minds online. She went off about how kids aren't divine gifts or blessings, and she thinks the whole idea is nonsense because raising children takes constant work and money instead of bringing the peace that actual blessings should provide.
Ogbeide basically said that having kids is a choice people make, and the stress that comes with it proves children aren't from God. She pointed out how struggling parents can barely keep their families fed, and she questioned why those people would be stuck with parental responsibilities if kids were actually divine gifts. According to her, real blessings from God would come with support instead...
Shatta Wale apparently called Wendy Shay's success way back when they dropped their track together, and she's out here saying he basically predicted the whole thing. The dancehall artist threw a line in Stevie Wonder about people calling her boss someday, and the singer is claiming that prophecy hit different because it actually came true.
Wendy gave props to Shatta during a radio interview, saying the guy always backed her up and kept the faith when things got rough in the industry. She broke through a few years back and has been stacking hits and awards ever since, which made her feel like the boss title finally fits how he said it would.
A Ghanaian artist who goes by Agbantuvi is making waves in the reggae and afrobeat scene after grinding for over a decade. The guy started out singing in church back in Aflao and taught himself traditional instruments before locking himself in a Tema studio for two months without telling anyone. He came in third place on a talent show back in the day, and he just won an award for being one of Ghana's most promising musicians.
Agbantuvi runs his label called Avork Riddims Generation and drops tracks about social issues, spirituality, and empowerment. His catalog has songs like Worship Jah, Girl Child Education, and Black Skin that people are feeling. The dude also happens to be a trained physician assistant with a peace studies...
