One Corner’ is ‘senseless’ but you still dance to it - Patapaa
Swedru-based young Ghanaian artiste, Justice Amoah, aka Patapaa has said many Ghanaians chastised him last year over his ‘One Corner’ song, yet dance to it secretly.
According to Patapaa, many expressed their views about popular tune, ‘One Corner’, claiming it was lyrically poor and makes no sense.
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However, speaking to Joy News in Accra, Patapaa insisted that he could not agree with his critics.
The ‘One Corner’ man noted that his critics dance to his hit song whenever it is played but still claim the song lacks substance.
“Oh right? But they still dance on it. Yeah, it makes sense,” he said.
Patapaa in his interview revealed that the ‘One Corner’ song which failed to pick up the ‘Song of the Year’ award at the just ended VGMAs basically educates Ghanaians on traffic regulations.
“You know something about traffic light. Respect traffic light. Red means stop, Yellow means get ready and Green means go. We learnt that in school,” he said.
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‘One Corner’ was adjudged the ‘Viral Song of the Year’ at the first edition of the 3 Music Awards.
To this, many entertainment pundits tipped the song to win the ‘Song of the Year’ at the 2018 Ghana Music Awards.
Unfortunately, Fancy Gadam beat all contenders to win that award with his ‘Total Cheat’.
However, Patapaa who was clearly not happy after turn of events angrily stormed out of the Accra International Conference Center after missing out on the award.
The young artiste in a media interview accused Charterhouse, organizers of the VGMAs, of taken what he termed as ‘stupid’ money from Fancy Gadam and undeservedly handed him the award.
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