Talent manager, Ayisha Modi has asked Ghanaians to bow their heads in shame for not celebrating and promoting one of its talented Reggae and Dancehall musicians, Rudebwoy Ranking who passed away on Monday, April 24 at the Ridge Hospital, Accra.
Ayisha asserts that it is common of the entertainment industry to recognize a talent after they have passed away and no longer have the ability to reap the rewards of their labor.
She asserted that the late musician was never given the encouragement he needed to advance in his career.
Ayisha in an Instagram post sighted by GhanaWeb called for a change adding that the young man deserved better while he was alive.
Her post which paid tribute to Rudebwoy read: “Why didn’t he get all this support when he was alive? We Ghanaians have to change our mindset and behavior. You will get billions to celebrate you when u are dead and gone. Shame on everyone who never supported his career but supporting to see him off to his grave. Shame on most of you. Rest well young Superstar.”
Meanwhile, a host of industry players and music lovers have paid tributes to Mustapha Rahman, who was professionally known as Rudebwoy Ranking.
Check out the post below:
Source:NKONKONSA.com