Dr Louisa: Stonebwoy's Wife Gifts Viral Dancehall Fan Money
- One of Stonebwoy's staunch admirers couldn't hide his joy over a gesture from his favourite musician's wife
- Content creator Black Farayi stated that he had received an undisclosed amount of cash from Dr Louisa
- Black Farayi expressed his profound gratitude to the celebrity couple for their heartwarming gesture
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A Ghanaian content creator Black Farayi recently heaped praises on Stonebwoy and his wife in a video that has garnered significant traction online.

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Black Farayi has gone viral on several occasions thanks to his witty performances of some of Stonebwoy's cult dance classics.
The viral content creator, who seems to have a good command of Jamaican Patois has popped up on the musician's radar.
The Jejereje hitmaker has previously cosigned Black Farayi and has continued to support his craft behind the scenes.
The content creator claimed to have received a gift from Dr Louisa and her husband, who are fans of his viral content.

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Dr Louisa and Stonebwoy have gradually built an empire and do not mind letting fans in on their journey together.
They often keep hardcore fans close and help those in need through their Livingstone Foundation, which the artist's wife runs.
Dr Louisa's gift to Black Farayi trends
YEN.com.gh has gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Black Farayi's appreciation video to Stonebwoy and his wife.
hakimsulegally986 said:
"Keep it on bro you are the fan of stonebwoy you really support you no stonebwoy no Ghana beam a boy."
Mr. Samuel Adofo wrote:
"When I heard the sound of your voice I taught it was Stone oo wow 🤩 🔥🔥."
Boss lady dripping 👑💓 remarked:
My words has come to pass may God bless BHIM nation family. Where are those saying that he won't mind him shame on u all 💪🙌
humbleclasstest1 shared:
"Bless for noticing the good thing the Bhim nation president and his wife did for you and appreciate them ❤️❤️❤️❤️."

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TESTIMONY commented:
"I told you there are more blessings to come and that is what you are experiencing keep the fire 🔥 burning 💕🔥💕💫🌍BHIM Nation to the wiase."
Possible solution shared:
"Not everything need camera to avoid unnecessary pressure from friends thank you Bhim president continue to help people behind camera."
Beenie Man hails Stonebwoy
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that Jamaican international dancehall superstar Beenie Man sparked debate online after he opened up about his dancehall roots being planted in Ghana.
The veteran musician appeared on a recent episode of the American podcast, Drink Champs where he discussed his music career and personal life with the hosts, rapper N.O.R.E and record exec DJ EFN.
N.O.R.E asked the Jamaican dancehall legend about the use of his famous catchphrase 'Zagga Zow' in his Girls Dem Sugar collaboration with American singer Mya, from his album, Art and Life.
During that conversation, Beenie Man admitted to creating his own words and inserting them into most of his songs' lyrics and also claimed that his inspiration came from very Ghanaian origins.
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