Lord Paper says the only reason his ‘Awurama’ video blew up so quickly and went viral is because Ghanaians are perverts.
Paper said he did not expect the video to go that viral but it happened due to the perverted nature of the Ghanaian mind.
Lord Paper drops the visuals to ‘Call on Me’, his recent single featuring Mr Eazi.
How times have changed from the Lord Paper who debuted a few years ago.
Actress Christabel Ekeh recently shocked a great deal of people when she released n*de photos of herself on her Instagram page.
Whilst many thought she had been hacked, the actress later came to confirm it herself in a very strange interview with Joy Prime.
Nana Yaa Jamaiacan had and enjoyed her 15 minutes of fame when she starred alongside Lord Paper in the most shocking Ghanaian music video of all time.
She’s faded out the limelight since but pops up on social media every once in a while.
The ‘controversial’ act has revealed he pays his back up dancers Ghc 3,000 per show so organisers should stop calling him with Ghc 1,000 offers.
Lord Paper burst onto the scene a few months ago when he dropped the rated-R video to his single ‘Awurama’ – an act which simultaneously catapulted both himself and his co-star Nana Yaa Jamaican to fame.
Lord Paper, a musician who became popular by releasing “almost a s*x tape” as the official music video for his single ‘Awurama’, is attempting to generate some buzz for himself again.
From this photo etvghana.com described as leaked online, the North Kaneshie based MC is seen lying in an explicit s*xual position with a girl all naked.
Nana Yaa Jamaican, the model at the centre of the Lord Paper music video controversy, has spoken out on the controversy and appears as unapologetic as ever.
Speaking to Showbiz, Nana Yaa said Ghanaian girls are cowards who have the same ideas as she does but are just scared of acting them out because they cannot stand criticism like she can.
And I see this musician already quitting because the Lord Paper we have come to know will definitely drop another of his explicit music videos.
Lord Paper rose to fame when he dropped a single with a video where he was literally enjoying under the sheets with one lady called Nana Yaa Jamaica—we are all conversant with the graphic details.
Controversial artiste Lord Paper has teamed up with the even more controversial Wanlov Da Kubolor to drop a brand new single .
The ‘Awurama’ artiste calls this one ‘Like God F*ck Up’ – and it tackles the condemnation he received for his debut p*rn-like video.
The star of the most controversial music video of the year in Ghana, Lord Paper, whose video is a s*x tape masquerading as art, claims that he has not had s*x with a woman for the entirety of this year.
Lord Paper made the hard to comprehend claim in an interview on his real life s*xual prowess.
‘Awurama’ singer Lord Paper has had to come out to clarify that he isn’t gay after a lyric from his latest single ‘Pono’ got misinterpreted as such.
The singer was supposed to drop the visuals for ‘Pono’ Monday as well, but eventually decided against it, and explained his rationale in this interview.
What the hell? That’s like Jesus saying people should stop speaking in tongues because they’re too spiritual.
The artist known as Lord Paper says he’s not going to release the visuals for his latest single ‘Pono’, because he thinks it’s too explicit and he already garnered the attention he wanted with ‘Awurama’.
Lord Paper has come out to vehemently deny the assertion that he’s gay, clarifying the lyric in his song that led to people thinking he was.
In his most recent single titled ‘Pono’, the artist rapped a line that seemed like an admission to being gay.
The trending rising Ghanaian musician-Lord Paper whose use of nudity has made him the talk of Ghana may after all not be even having a thing for the many women he has been posing naked with in photos.
Lord Paper became a household name when he his dropped “Awurama,” music video–a raunchy video featuring “demonic” Nana Yaa Jamaican.
In his latest single-Pono, released today, Lord Paper throws a line that he’s not even into women–rather, he likes men.
Controversial artiste Lord Paper has dropped his highly anticipated jam ‘Pono’.
The single follows his recent jam ‘North K Guy’ and continues his capitalisation on the huge spotlight shined on him since ‘Awurama’.
