Patapaa Says 'Kwaku The Traveller' Did Not Break Barriers, Claims It Is Nowhere Near 'One Corner'

Patapaa Says 'Kwaku The Traveller' Did Not Break Barriers, Claims It Is Nowhere Near 'One Corner'

  • Patapaa has stated that Black Sherif's 'Kwaku The Traveller' (KTT) did not live up to the hype Ghanaians gave it
  • He bemoaned the unnecessary comparison of well-established Ghanaian artistes to upcoming ones
  • He added that Ghanaians tend to shift their attention from a fan favourite once there is a new face in the picture

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Ghanaian musician Justice Amoah, popularly known as Patapaa, has argued that Black Sherif's 'Kwaku The Traveller' failed to break barriers unlike his famous hit, 'One Corner'.

Patapaa attributed the success of 'KTT' to social media, whereas he claimed his hit song made waves in the absence of TikTok, Facebook and Twitter influence. He believed that rather than using 'KTT' to 'battle' his hit song, Ghanaians should opt for 'Second Sermon'.

Patapaa Says 'Kwaku The Traveller' Did Not Break Barriers, Says It Is Nowhere Near 'One Corner'
'One Corner' hitmaker, Patapaa Amisty @Hitz FM
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When One Corner became a hit, I did not even have any social media handles. [But] when you look at Kwaku The Traveller, he [Black Sherif] had social media handles. Even Kwaku The Traveller was not his first song. I do not understand why you would compare KTT to One Corner. Use Second Sermon instead. This song cannot compete with One Corner.

In an interview on Adom TV, Patapaa admitted that 'KTT' did break into the Nigerian charts and attained global acclaim but did not maintain the top spot for long.

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He added that the comparison of young, upcoming Ghanaians to 'older' well-established ones was needless since it attracts unnecessary 'dislike' to the young ones, and draws back the Ghanaian music industry.

Ghanaian bloggers will raise you to a certain level and let you come crashing down. Instead of pushing the artise forward, the fanbase will pamper him/her. The boy [Black Sherif] is good but he shouldn't get swollen-headed. They [Ghanaians] kept saying One Corner would win a Grammy till Kuame Eugene's 'Angela' replaced it. Then they switched to Kidi.

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He encouraged Ghanaians to rally behind their favourite musicians instead of pitting them against other musicians since that behaviour was making the Grammy dreams difficult to attain.

Patapaa Heightens 'Beef' With Zionfelix, Promises To 'Go Hard' On Blogger

Reports by YEN.com.gh indicate that 'One Corner' crooner Patapaa has taken his quarrel with Felix Nana Yaw Adomako, popularly known as Zionfelix, to another level by announcing a 'diss' song made purposely for the latter.

A flyer spotted by YEN.com.gh on Zionfelix's Instagram page, supposedly promoting the 'diss' song, suggests that the musician intends on releasing a song to 'hit back at' the blogger. It seems Zionfelix is enjoying the ongoing scuffle between himself and Patapaa as he posted a 'better' flyer to replace Patapaa's own.

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Charles Acheampong Charles Boateng Acheampong writes for YEN.com.gh. He is a multimedia journalist, writer and poet with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the African University College of Communications. He has worked with TV Africa as an intern and Ghanaweb as a reporter and multimedia journalist. He hopes to use his writing prowess to bring to light the muted ills in the society.