Playing Ghanaian songs is common sense – Rex Omar

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ETRE KOFI 9 years ago

The man dey talk sense paaaa, but who's listening? Not the powers that be or those who should listen up and do something about it.

The man dey talk sense paaaa, but who's listening? Not the powers that be or those who should listen up and do something about it.
CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago

Every time you people call for equity nationalism and Ghanaian culture i puke, because you Akans are as guilty as the blue eyed devils you so despise. There are lots of other local artists and entertainers from all regions of ...
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Every time you people call for equity nationalism and Ghanaian culture i puke, because you Akans are as guilty as the blue eyed devils you so despise. There are lots of other local artists and entertainers from all regions of Ghana, you only give airtime to these nauseating fetish Twi sounds, and think it is the end of the world.

Please you can play Twi songs all day and all night and as loud as you can at Filling Stations, the same damn peasants will eat it up. Ghanaian songs have no musical flavor, just noise and more noise, why do you always have to curry ethnic and national favor with people to like things that have no quality and human integrity?

Even when I hear other ethnic groups sing, they actually have sensible lyrics than all these ADOR YEWOO, ADOR ADOR stuff...give us a brake dinosaur!!!