Celebrity Lookalikes: GH Men Who Look Like King Promise, Kuami Eugene And Kidi Go Viral

• Three hilarious young men who share a striking resemblance with music stars Kidi, Kuami Eugene and King Promise have caused a stir on social media
• The young men who identify themselves as the lookalikes of the celebrities had many social media users laughing when a video of them surfaced
• In the video, the three guys could be seen making their way through a gate while another young man took a video and cheered them on

Three young men have caused a stir on social media with their striking resemblance to popular Ghanaian music stars Kidi, Kuami Eugene and King Promise. The trio, who identify themselves as the lookalikes of the famous musicians, went viral after a video of them surfaced online.

In the video, the three guys could be seen making their way through a gate while another young man videoed and cheered them on.

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The trio strutted confidently with their clothes and hairstyles closely resembling those of their celebrity counterparts. Many social media users were left in stitches, with some even mistaking them for the real deal.

The uncanny resemblance of the three young men to their celebrity doppelgangers was nothing short of remarkable. From their hairstyles to their fashion sense, the lookalikes seemed to have nailed every aspect of their idols' appearances.

Music Expert Chris Tsormanah Weighs In On Lookalike Epidemic

Chris Tsormanah, a music expert who is well-versed in copyright law and its complexities, weighed in on the lookalike epidemic in the country and whether the young men were guilty of impersonating their music idols. Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Tsormanah said once the young men were not using the names of the stars they were mimicking or making money using their names, then there was nothing wrong with what they were doing.

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There is some technicality to this, and that is where we need to be careful when criticizing these young men. For the brand name, it is copyrighted. So if you are Kuami Eugene and I'm using the name Kuami Eugene lookalike, legally, it is not the same thing.

Tsormanah stressed that it would take a lot for the lookalikes to be sued because it is hard to prove if they are doing something wrong.

Celebrities have a lot of influence which is why lots of brands like to associate themselves with such personalities. So If I feel like I look like a celebrity and I want to associate myself with their brand, technically, there is nothing wrong with that. He added.

Celebrity Lookalikes Spark Reactions

HisRoyal commented:

King promise look alike is real. No different not like the other ones

Cutie Gift 42 wrote:

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This king promise really resemble him but other king promise no de3 na pantan S3 kube

Humblestunner20 commented:

This be the real king promise Na the other one deir Mugu

Abdul Jalil Humble said:

This king promise fine pass the other one

Black Sherif Lookalike Pops Up; Video Of Him Singing Like Blacko Causes Stir

In another story, Black Sherif's lookalike has popped up in a video singing just like Blacko, causing a stir amongst netizens.

The young man dressed just like his idol as he had on a big cap, shirt and designer jeans and passionately sang Sherif's verse on the song 'Always'.

The video has stirred hilarious reactions online as folks wondered where all the lookalikes are popping up from.

Source: YEN.com.gh