Reggae and dancehall artist Stonebwoy has expressed concern over what he perceives as a prevailing damaging mindset amongst Ghanaians.
His commentary was backed by reactions from Ghanaians following an encounter he had with Nigerian influencer Peller, whom he promised to ship to the UK.
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According to Stonebwoy, it is discouraging that this mentality is current amongst Ghanaians, such that he believes it must be addressed.
It’s heartbreaking and [this negativity from Ghanaians] must be addressed as a result of in as a lot as we will’t wash our soiled linens outdoors, it’s heartbreaking to grasp that in 2025, there’s this degree of mentality that’s nonetheless surrounding us as Ghanaian individuals.
He additionally recalled an incident throughout a Grammy event where he approached Taylor Swift when she was alone, which once more elicited damaging reactions from Ghanaians. Stonebwoy describes these reactions as uncalled for.
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You go to the Grammys, you’re connecting with Taylor Swift on the entire carpet, ain’t no person speaking to her, I say hello, we vibe and there was a damaging reception by among the Ghanaian populace. It’s fascinating that it turns into the favored narrative, which then destroys the entire high quality of what we will churn out of such moments.
Stonebwoy believes that this pervasive negativity could deter different artists from searching for alternatives and connections important for advancing their creativity and careers. He hopes for a shift on this mindset to foster a extra supportive setting for Ghanaian artists.
