Renowned singer Gyakie has expressed concern about how artists and public figures are underrated in the country.
According to her, some Ghanaians don’t value the personalities the country has produced and therefore keep making false comparisons between them and foreign superstars.
Speaking in an exclusive interview on the Max Morning Show in Accra on Friday, the “Forever” hitmaker said there is a need for the country to value its celebrities.
She observed that the disrespect is too much and cited a two-minute video circulating on social media that condemned her for not following any of her fans.
“The person said, Do I think I am Rihanna? And that if it is Rihanna that’s not following anyone, it makes sense. But why do I think I shouldn’t be following anyone? Does that comparison even… Why do you think that okay? Rihanna is the one that’s not following anyone; we’re okay with it? It is because of our people here; we don’t rate our artists. We don’t rate the people we call public figures,” she stated.
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