There aren’t many entertainment pundits or Dancehall Music fanatics who can contest this, especially, if it’s going to be critically looked at. AK Songstress has and is still proving by her works, artistry, and performances that she could be Ghana’s Dancehall Poster Girl if the necessary attention is given to her. Here are a few reasons that bring to light the assertion even as heightened from her performance at the Ghana Professional Boxing League Night last Saturday inside the Bukom Boxing Arena.
Watching AK rattle punches on the night just reminded us of her days of inception into the music business from years back. Although a versatile artiste, AK Songstress’ stronghold is the dancehall fraternity as her spontaneous naughty nature is best suitable to the demands of the aforementioned music genre. Her style of dressing plays a key role in her appeal to her audience, her directness and bold personality are other factors that make this claim quite incontestable. The Dancehall culture courts controversy easily and AK isn’t any shy of this.
This is also proven in content choices for her songs, her perspectives on sensitive propositions, and her unperturbed nature to call things for what they are. Moreso, the boldness to do what she feels like with little or no care for public criticism – an off the ”Culturally Inclined African Woman” model. Who cares, she has tattoos at very controversially noticeable parts of her body and she loves the negative attention that hovers around that kind of display any day without care maybe.
All of the aforementioned factors mentioned together with her almost spotless artistry are genuine factors enough that she possesses the ability to dominate the dancehall fraternity as the Queen provided she is given the necessary support the likes of Ebony Reigns of blessed memory and Mzvee enjoyed over time. 
Repeatedly from this end, this assertion is incontestable; however, your views are warmly welcomed. Below is a link to her performance from last Saturday’s GPBL at the Bukom Boxing Arena.
