Renowned artiste manager and entertainment executive, Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, popularly known as Bullgod, has stated that he has no interest in signing or investing in artistes anymore, citing recurring contractual disputes within the music industry.

Speaking with Kumi Kasa on Showbiz Max on Saturday, January 24, on Max FM 89.7, the CEO of Bullhaus Entertainment weighed in on the ongoing controversies surrounding artistes and record label fallouts, including the much-discussed issues involving Kwesi Arthur and Ground Up Chale.

In response to a question on why many young artistes fail to thoroughly read and understand contracts before signing, Bullgod expressed his deep frustration with artiste management and investment. According to him, the frequent misunderstandings, lack of commitment, and legal battles make the business unattractive.

“I would rather invest my money in rearing pigs and goats than invest in an artiste,” he stated bluntly.

Bullgod further emphasized that he is done managing and investing in musical talent, explaining that the risks involved far outweigh the benefits, especially when agreements are not respected.

His comments have since sparked conversations within the entertainment industry, reigniting debates about contract literacy, professionalism, and sustainability in Ghana’s music business