Highlife musician, Kuami Eugene
Ghanaian music star Kuami Eugene has opened up about the inspiration behind his new song, Do Better, describing it as a message of hope, growth, and the importance of patience when walking alongside others on their journey.
Speaking to Doreen Avio about the meaning behind the single, the artiste explained that the song is not just about striving for success but also about believing in people before they fully arrive.
“As a human being, you have to do better in every way. If you’re doing something at an average level, you can do better to get to the top,” he said.
However, he was quick to clarify that the real message behind the track goes beyond self-improvement; it’s about recognizing and nurturing potential, even when the results aren’t immediate.
“That’s not all the song is about,” he explained. “The song is saying that no matter the situation, if you start with someone and you have hope and believe in the person—that one day they will get there—all you need to do is have patience. They might just not be ready yet. But if you believe in what they have, give them time—they can do better.”
