Ghanaian Music producer JMJ has apologised to Wiyaala following his comment which has sparked controversy between the musician and some entertainment pundits.
Ghanaian musician, Wiyaala has stirred controversy after warning Arnold Asamoah Baidoo and other entertainment pundits to keep her name out of their mouth.
It all started in a discussion where Music Producer JMJ gave a shoutout to Wiyaala.
He said, “During the time of Kaakie, I am sure you guys saw how active she was with her A-game and changing the scene so quickly. Same was MzVee and Ebony (of blessed memory) when they hopped on too – these 3 females directed all the traffic to their corner and gave us hits back to back nonstop.
“We can hardly see any female in that same light as them. Shouts to Wiyaala who is doing well out there, she could be an exception but the rest are still not there yet for me,”
However, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo disagreed with his assertion as he noted that Wiyaala doesn’t count much in the Ghanaian music industry because she focuses on the international market.
This pushed Wiyaala to send a strong warning to Arnold and all others who like to discuss her in the media.
Reacting to that, Producer JMJ has expressed shock as to why Wiyaala has to be pissed after commending and praising during the interview.
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“The only time I mentioned Wiyaala’s name on air was when I was giving praises to her. And you know the funny thing about the whole video? Amongst all the female artistes in Ghana, the most revered, the one that pundits don’t even say anything ugly about her is that girl. So, the energy she came out with saying that, it’s as though she’s been having a lot this but I can’t even remember a publication that disrespected Wiyaala.
“The only time I mentioned her was when I was praising her so I was shocked to see her video coming on such a wild outburst on me,” JMJ said in an interview with Andy Dosty.
He went on to apologise to Wiyaala if she feels what he said is wrong.
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“So, I asked myself, was it that it was wrong I said ‘but for the likes of Wiyaala who is doing well out there?’ if I was wrong that she’s doing well out there, then I’m sorry, it won’t happen again.”
Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com