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    Forget about ‘respect’ and focus on an artiste’s talent’

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    Ghanaian musician Article Wan has called for a shift in how the public and industry stakeholders treat artistes, urging them to prioritise talent over character.

    In an interview with DJ Slim on Hitz FM, the artiste pointed out that Ghanaians tend to focus on respect, adding that this unusually overshadows the creative potential of musicians.

    “Ghanaians are mostly into ‘respect.’ Everyone wants somebody to behave a certain way. I think it’s about time we forget about an artiste’s character and focus on pushing his talent regardless of his antics,” Article Wan stated.

    He pointed out that creative individuals often have unique personalities, and their differences should not lead to them being shunned by the public despite their artistic contributions.

    Using his godfather, Shatta Wale, as an example, Article Wan pointed out that despite the dancehall star’s strong character, his hard work and talent have made him a role model for many up-and-coming musicians.

    “Like my godfather Shatta Wale, he has a strong character. But he is very hardworking and talented. Why not give him the necessary support? You look at many up-and-coming musicians, and they all say they want to be like Shatta. So I feel like we should forget about looking at an artiste’s character and focus on his talent,” he added.

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