Reggie Rockstone: Even at the peak of my career, I was a big fan of Obrafour

Hiplife Grandpapa, Reggie Rockstone has disclosed that at the peak of his music career, he was a big fan rapper Obrafour.

According to him, contrary to perceptions, there is nothing strange about an artiste being a big fan of fellow artiste.

Credited for starting the Hiplife genre in Ghana, Reggie Rockstone stated on microblogging site Twitter Wednesday that “another thing I have noticed with a lot of Ghanaian folks is that they find it strange based on the way they are that an artist can be a big fan of another!”

Another thing I av noticed with a lot of Gh folx is dey find it strange based on da way dey are that an artist can be a big fan of another!

— Reggie Rockstone (@ReggieRockstone) August 20, 2014

Reggie, who raps in Twi and English, pioneered the hip-life movement in 1994. In 2004, he won the Kora Award for the Best African Video. He stressed that,

Even at da peak of my career it was not a secret how big a fan I was and still am bout obrafour! I Wud introduce him on stages bak den#frend

— Reggie Rockstone (@ReggieRockstone) August 20, 2014

Obrafour, born Michael Elliot Kwabena Okyere Darko, is one of Ghana’s most gifted rappers. Pundits consider His album 'Pae Mu Ka' released in 1999 as one of if not, the best Hiplife album(s) ever produced in the country.

The ‘Plan Ben’ hit singer added.

They think Bcoz one is in da same profession u shud hate on dem( this is bcoz that is how dey reason) if I created hiplife den all are FAM

— Reggie Rockstone (@ReggieRockstone) August 20, 2014

Reggie is credited for well-known albums such as ‘Makaa Maka’ (I Said It Because I Said It) released in 1997, ‘Me Na Me Kae’ (I Was The One Who Said It) released in 1999, ‘Me Ka’ (I Will Say) released in 2000, ‘Last Show’ released 2004, and ‘Reggiestration’ released in 2010.

He is currently a member of the Hiplife group, VVIP.