Ghanaian musician, Tulenkey born Chief Osei Bonsu
Ghanaian musician, Tulenkey born Chief Osei Bonsu has stated that a lot of men are dying in silence for fear of being perceived as weak when they speak.
Explaining the message behind his new song ‘B33ma’ in an interview with Amansan Krakye, he said society doesn’t respect men who are weak and vulnerable.
He revealed “He My new song B33ma goes out to all men who are going through tough times but can’t speak out because it is said that men don’t cry.
“Men are really suffering in silence, and it is perceived that whatever that happens to a man he’s not supposed to voice out.
“A lot of men are going through a lot and hoarding things in them but can’t speak because society sees those who speak as weak men and vulnerable.
“Most men want to be respected in the society but most men who are vulnerable and weak easily lose their respect in our communities,” he opined as MyNewsGh.com observed.
