Beeztrap's manager appeared on SeanCity TV to deny false claims about demanding money for interviews. The manager spoke with host Ruthy and stated that Beeztrap never requested 10,000 cedis to appear on media shows. Management wanted to stop false stories from spreading about the musician's interview requirements. Media personality Mawuli Ekpe Peter attended the television interview to hear the response directly. The manager hopes people will stop believing incorrect information about Beeztrap's media appearances.
Abro works as a panelist on Fakye Showbiz and started this controversy in April 2025. He posted a video on social media claiming Beeztrap's team wanted huge payments before granting interviews. The media personality felt disappointed when producers received these alleged demands from the musician's representatives. Abro mentioned that other famous people, such as Kwaku Manu and McBrown, appeared on their show without charging fees. He questioned why Beeztrap's management would make such expensive demands for simple television interviews.
The television appearance aimed to clear up confusion about Beeztrap's media policy and interview availability. Management wants journalists and show producers to understand that their artist remains open to media conversations. The false rumors created problems for booking future television and radio appearances across Ghana. Beeztrap's team emphasized its commitment to working with media outlets on reasonable terms. The manager hopes this clarification will restore good relationships with entertainment journalists and show hosts.
Abro works as a panelist on Fakye Showbiz and started this controversy in April 2025. He posted a video on social media claiming Beeztrap's team wanted huge payments before granting interviews. The media personality felt disappointed when producers received these alleged demands from the musician's representatives. Abro mentioned that other famous people, such as Kwaku Manu and McBrown, appeared on their show without charging fees. He questioned why Beeztrap's management would make such expensive demands for simple television interviews.
The television appearance aimed to clear up confusion about Beeztrap's media policy and interview availability. Management wants journalists and show producers to understand that their artist remains open to media conversations. The false rumors created problems for booking future television and radio appearances across Ghana. Beeztrap's team emphasized its commitment to working with media outlets on reasonable terms. The manager hopes this clarification will restore good relationships with entertainment journalists and show hosts.
