Ghanaian artiste Rap Fada is calling out what he describes as unfair treatment and selective publicity following the Shay Gang Show held last Saturday.
Although he believes he delivered an outstanding performance, he says bloggers who covered the event ignored him in their posts.
Rap Fada argues that some artistes, including Showboy, are receiving disproportionate attention, which he believes encourages discrimination within the creative space and slows the growth of Ghana’s entertainment industry.
He maintains that every artiste deserves recognition and that spotlighting only a few undermines collective progress.
He is urging event manager Bullet and RuffTown Records to ensure that bloggers share highlights of his performance. Rap Fada says fair recognition is essential for building a united industry where all talents are respected and supported.
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