Popular gospel singer Piesie Esther has opened up about her deliberate approach to avoiding negativity on social media.
In a November 19 interview on 3FM Drive, Piesie revealed that she chooses to focus on her career rather than engage with online trolls, whom she believes are often paid to spread negativity.
“I’ve realized that some of the people posting negative comments are paid to do so, just to bring others down,” she shared. “Sometimes, you wonder why someone would write such things when you’re simply working hard and promoting your craft.
“For me, it’s not worth the stress. I don’t bother myself with such individuals. I just let it go and stay focused on my work,” she added.
Addressing the topic of female gospel musicians placing greater emphasis on fashion compared to earlier times, Piesie Esther expressed her support for looking presentable.
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“There’s absolutely nothing wrong with gospel musicians, especially women, dressing well. It adds a certain appeal and draws people closer to you.
“However, while it’s important to look good, you shouldn’t expose your body. How you dress reflects how people perceive you,” she advised.
Piesie Esther recently released a new song, ‘Atɛɛne (Overturned)’, in October 2024. She describes the track as a testament to God’s faithfulness in her life.
Interestingly, she revealed that Atɛɛne was written even before her hit song Mo.
“I gave the song to Kaywa before releasing Way3 Mi Yie. My plan was to follow up Way3 Mi Yie with At33ne. But when God blessed me with Mo, I felt it was the perfect song to thank Him for all He had done, especially the success of Way3 Mi Yie. So, I released Mo first as an expression of gratitude, and now Atɛɛne continues that journey,” she explained.
