Stop promoting songs that can have negative impacts on the youth — Reggae Artiste to colleagues

Kumasi-based reggae artist Jackson Etuah is urging fellow musicians to avoid profane songs that might lead young people toward negative behaviors.

In an interview, Etuah emphasized the powerful impact music has on the minds of the youth and stressed that artists have a responsibility to use their platforms positively.

He encourages his peers to focus on producing music that uplifts and inspires listeners, rather than promoting violence, drugs, or other harmful behaviors.

Etuah believes that by sharing messages of love, unity, and positivity, artists can help guide the youth from destructive choices toward a more promising future.

Jackson Etuah's message serves as a reminder to all artists about the significant influence they have on their audiences, particularly young fans who may look up to them.