Slim Buster hits back at social media trolls, condemns fanbase wars
Ghanaian hiplife musician and dancer Slim Buster has spoken out against the mockery and disrespect he says he faced when he first joined social media, insisting that veteran musicians must defend their reputations against online criticism. Speaking on Adom TV’s ShowTym, the musician recounted how social media users targeted him with comments about his financial […]
Ghanaian hiplife artist Slim Buster has defended himself against online ridicule and criticized the hostile rivalry among fanbases supporting different musicians, calling for a more respectful environment in the music industry.
In an interview on Adom TV’s ShowTym, the musician recounted the challenges he faced when he first entered the world of social media, describing how trolls attacked him regarding his financial status and relevance in the industry. Slim Buster revealed that he responded to these attacks by examining the profiles of his critics, studying their online activities before crafting his replies. He admitted that the initial experience was difficult, but it made him more assertive in defending his reputation.
The musician emphasized that silence in the face of negative claims could harm his public image, as younger fans might not be familiar with the contributions of veteran artists and could form opinions based solely on hearsay. Slim Buster also took issue with the toxic rivalry among fanbases in the current music scene, labeling it as "demonic." He argued that excessive loyalty to specific artists stifles fans' ability to appreciate good music outside their preferred camps.
Slim Buster urged all parties involved in fanbase disputes to speak out and help address the issue, stressing that veteran musicians who shaped Ghana's music industry should be respected and not subjected to ridicule or dismissed for their contributions.
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