“When you talk about good rap and deep lyrics the likes of myself, Okra Tom Dawidi, Jay Dee, Obrafour, Tinny, Okyeame Kwame, Lord Kenya had that but the same cannot be said now. Now every rapper is talking nonsense and is getting the views and attention all over,” he told Graphic in a fresh interview.
Paa Dogo said the new crop of rappers was not positively impacting the up and coming ones.
“What is the new crop of rappers teaching the up and coming rappers? We took inspiration from the likes of Reggie Rockstone but what are they also teaching the young ones who take inspiration from them?” he asked.
The rapper who is credited for ushing Kwaw Kese into the rap game also revealed his intention o relaunch his career.
“Sometimes, you need to take a break and restructure whatever you do. We did music with passion and even though it never paid at that time, I believe I left a mark with good rap. I had to do other stuff to take care of my family but I am coming back. I am coming out big,” he said.
He also disclosed he’s not in a rush to release a song only to flop, especially pivoted on his long absence from the music industry.
“When you set a standard, you don’t have to reduce it. I have been praised by my peers and Ghanaians for being a good rapper so what’s the point in releasing a song below standard. It won’t make any sense,” he stated.
SOURCE: www.Ghgossip.com