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I Don’t Pay Payola I Only Show Love To The DJs – Bisa Kdei

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Bisa Kdei

Highlife musician Kwasi Pee has fingered his musical comrade Bisa Kdei as one of the artistes who pushes his music with money to DJs (an unprofessional act called Payola) and that’s the reason behind Bisa Kdei’s consistent relevance.

According to Kwasi Pee, from his experience, his music gains airwaves traction when he puts money behind it and now that he doesn’t do that, his songs gets less attention. He told Joy News.

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Asking Me What I’m Wearing On Red Carpet Annoys Me – Kwasi Pee

Kwasi Pee
Kwasi Pee

Television station, Viasat 1, on Sunday 17th Feb, 2014, took introspection into celebrities in Ghana and the whole red carpet orientation.

In the said bulletin, highlife musician Kwasi Pee was asked if he’s ever been embarrassed on a red carpet before. “I respect the red carpet but asking me what I’m wearing annoys me. Why should you ask me what I’m wearing? What is the motive? I don’t like being asked that question at all,” Kwasi Pee intimated.

Kwasi Pee was not the only celebrity who was interviewed. John Dumelo gave his worst embarrassment as being a day his boxers overlapped onto his trousers whilst being interviewed. “I deliberately made some Alkayida move just to cover things up,” John said.

Usually, one hackneyed question hosts or presenters who host celebrities in Ghana on the red carpet ask is “who are you wearing?” As equivocal as the question is, some celebrities are able to understand and answer, whilst others end up being embarrassed – “what do you mean?” the perplexed ones ask.

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Photos: Surprise Birthday Party For Peace FM Entertainment Review Host Kwasi Aboagye

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Akwesi Aboagye cutting his birthday cake

On March 12, Peace FM Entertainment Review host Kwasi Aboagye celebrated his 40th birthday.
Yesterday, he was given a surprise party live on his show. The surprise party was planned by his producer Eugene Osafo-Nkansah and some top officials of the company.
In a middle of an interview with Mark Okraku Mantey, the surprise guests invaded the studio with a song, drinks and a birthday cake. The interview ended abruptly.
Kwasi was then forced out of the studio and affairs were taken over by Mickey Darling.
As surprised as he was, he cried to show his appreciation to the ‘unwelcome’ guest in his studio who had interrupted his show. A great number of the guest offered their support and advised him that life begins at 40. There were also solidarity messages.

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