'There’s is a bigger picture out there for us (musicians) to look at,' Sarkodie began his lengthy Facebook post with these words.
What the big picture actually is, he doesn't say. But he tells us he is leading in its pursuit.
Ending his post, he wrote, ‘My countless conversations have been about the bigger picture. You don’t need to like me, I don’t either but we can’t miss the BIGGER PICTURE.’
Before suggesting the concept of the big picture, Sarkodie is already taking the lead role in pursuing it.
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