Outspoken Ghanaian entertainment pundit, Emmanuel Bance, widely known as Mr. Logic has advised Ghanaian creative players to be cautious who they refer to as their friends.
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Most Ghanaian celebs have friended and unfriended each other so many times. Some have engaged in countless banters on social media and as it stands now, some of them are no longer in talking terms.
Speaking in an interview on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, Mr. Logic stated that Ghanaian entertainers should be mindful who they call their friends in the entertainment industry.
According to him, there are a lot of people in the industry who are back biters and envious people who will stop at nothing to bring down their colleagues, hence people should be mindful of their companionships in the industry.
He said; Be careful who you call your friends in this industry. There are vampires, backbiters, bench kickers, envious, mean guys, murderers, and all that.
In other news, sensational Ghanaian Afropop/Afrobeat singer, Gregory Nii Bortey Newman, widely known as King Promise has revealed that he pens down none of his song in recent times because he has chosen to sing based on his emotions or feelings.
Speaking in an interview with the ace media personality, Andy Dosty on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz, King Promise stated that he does not jot his lyrics down anymore as he used to from the beginning of his music career.
King Promise stated that not writing songs happens to be the most organic way of making music because the music is based on his emotions and feelings and needs not to fake it when singing out his lyrics.
He revealed that he sometimes writes down his ideas just so he doesn’t forget them and when he picks his note, he just builds on the idea based on how he feels.
“Not writing songs is the most organic way to make music but sometimes I jot down my ideas because I don’t wanna forget them so when I check my notes and I see them I just build on them”, he said.