I’m The First Upper East Artiste To Hit More Than 3k Views On YouTube With My “One Star” Video – Acxionboi alleges.
Famous Paga-based dancehall act, Acxionboi has publicly announced that he was the first Upper East-based artist to hit 3k+ organic views on YouTube in less than 24 hours. Though he said the trend has changed and many can now amass more than that in a few hours, he proclaimed himself the pacesetter and the first ever to have attained that milestone.
Appearing on Sammy Flex’s Talk Show which was aired on Sammy Flex Tv, the “One Star” hitmaker stressed the vast nature of the Upper East coupled with its varying languages and cultures would only permit him to sing in Patois and Pidgin English and not his local language as he targets a wider audience outside the shores of Paga and his comfort zones.
Defending how big his brand, the Ahuu Nation is, Acxionboi recounted that, during the launch of his debut “Strike” Ep in late March this year at the Graceland Hotel in Paga, the biggest venue in Paga for that matter, the Northern music ruler, Fancy Gadam also had a show in Bolgatanga on that same day but he show couldn’t shake his show, it recorded massive numbers to the extent that people purchased tickets but couldn’t enter because the venue was filled up. “….Graceland hotel is the biggest in both Paga and Navrongo, but people bought tickets and couldn’t enter because the place was full up. It was massive. I have evidence on social media, Facebook, and Youtube. You can go there and check the pictures and videos for yourself” he recounted.
Choosing between Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy as he was asked by the host, Sammy Flex, Acxionboi revealed both artists are people he takes inspiration from, ranging from their appearance, their craft, their stage performance, and many more and that he doesn’t have a favorite between them but insisted they are both his favorites. He was quick to add that, should he get the chance, he will like a link-up with both of them including Larruso, Epixode, and other top-notch dancehall act down south.