We must work 10 times harder to catch up with the Nigerians – King Promise. Ghanaian afro-pop musician King Promise has said the only way Ghanaian musicians can go global like Nigerians and other African countries is to work ten times harder. And for this to work, the “Oh Yeah” hitmaker believes total support from Ghanaians will do the magic.
He made this statement in a Twitter rant a few hours ago.
According to him, he is working hard to take his music to the world and needs Ghanaians to rally behind him while trying to make history.
“I’m trying to take this sh*t to the world. For real. Need all my Ghanaians behind the movement! Let’s make history,” he tweeted.
I’m trying to take this shit to the world . For real. Need all my Ghanaians behind the movement! Let’s make history 🇬🇭💚
— King Promise (@IamKingPromise) October 14, 2021
He said Ghanaian artistes can go global if they work ten times harder and that it will take ‘crazy support’ to achieve this goal.
“As Ghanaians, we need to work like 10 times harder than fellow Africans killing it globally right now. And it will take crazy support for us to kill it. Our sister country understands it. Let’s not play ourselves.”
As Ghanaians we need to work like 10 times harder than fellow Africans killing it globally right now. And it will take crazy support for us to kill it. Our sister country understands it. Let’s not play ourselves 💪🏾👊🏾
— King Promise (@IamKingPromise) October 14, 2021
He said when all artistes get equal support from Ghanaians, local musicians can conquer the world, adding that ‘support is the cheat code.’
“Bro you don’t have to know me. It doesn’t even have to be 5Star. Support Kidi. Support Kwesi. Support Gyakie. Support R2bees. Support Sark. From the bottom of your heart. E go over the world easily when we do that. Support is the cheat code.”
Bro you don’t have to know me. It doesn’t even have to be 5Star. Support Kidi. Support Kwesi. Support Gyakie. Support R2bees. Support Sark. From the bottom of your heart. E go over the world easily when we do that. Support is the cheat code
— King Promise (@IamKingPromise) October 14, 2021
Many of his tweeps agreed with his statement, others offered him a piece of advice.
“I understand u bro but you have to work on your fan base locally first, get the foundation strong. I know you are blessed and you’re working hard out there. You need to grow fan-base. A fan-base that can fill half a stadium who will support no matter what,” a tweep said.
Another added: “We want you to do something good to the world so as we can be proud of you not (SHIT)… I know of one amaria when e Dey sell sense and it’s cheap and affordable. Make you no talk say I no tell you.”