I regret taking sides because of loyalty to Stonebwoy – Kelvyn Boy
Ghanaian musician Kelvyn Boy has admitted that his loyalty to Stonebwoy during their time together influenced some of the things he said about other artistes and their camps. Reflecting on his time with Stonebwoy and the rivalries that surrounded the Bhim Nation camp, Kelvyn Boy said he sometimes made comments about other camps out of […]
Ghanaian artist Kelvyn Boy has admitted that his loyalty to fellow musician Stonebwoy influenced some of the comments he made about other artists and their respective camps. In an interview on Hitz FM, Kelvyn Boy reflected on his time with Stonebwoy's Bhim Nation camp and acknowledged that his loyalties sometimes led him to make remarks about rival factions out of obligation rather than personal belief.
He expressed regret over his past actions, recognizing that despite personal disagreements, musicians should be able to coexist within the industry. Kelvyn Boy recounted meeting former adversaries who he found to be surprisingly welcoming and supportive, prompting him to question why he had allowed industry divisions to sway his opinions.
Additionally, he criticized the tendency to pit artists against each other, suggesting that it creates unhealthy divisions within the Ghanaian music scene. The 'Down Flat' singer now believes that fans should support their favorite artists without attacking others, emphasizing that such behavior only fosters unnecessary rivalries among musicians.
He advocates for a shift away from these rivalries, encouraging artistes and their fan bases to build relationships and mutual support.
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