Kwesi Arthur Drops New Project, Fans React After Finding Out They Need To Pay $5 To Listen To It

Kwesi Arthur Drops New Project, Fans React After Finding Out They Need To Pay $5 To Listen To It

  • Kwesi Arthur has dropped his latest project, This Is Not The Tape III, but fans have to pay $5 before they can stream it
  • The rapper has yet to release the project on streaming platforms, and it is currently only available on EVEN
  • Ghanaians have reacted to the idea of paying $5 before having access to Kwesi Arthur's music, and some are not pleased

Ghanaian rapper and singer Kwesi Arthur has dropped his latest project, This Is Not The Tape III. However, unlike his previous releases, this one comes with a catch — fans have to pay $5 before they can stream it.

Kwesi Arthur in pics
Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur. Photo Source: kwesi_arthur
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The project is currently only available on EVEN, a direct-to-fan platform that allows artistes to sell their music directly to fans before distributing it to mainstream streaming platforms.

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However, not all fans are happy with this decision. Some have expressed their disappointment and frustration on social media, saying that $5 is too expensive, especially in Ghana, where the average person does not make much.

Some fans have also accused Kwesi Arthur of being greedy. They argued that he should make his music more accessible and affordable for everyone.

On the other hand, some fans have defended Kwesi Arthur’s move, saying that he deserves to be compensated fairly for his hard work and creativity.

Expert says Kwesi Arthur is creating a revolution

Chris Tsormanah, a seasoned music analyst and executive, was impressed with how Kwesi Arthur marketed his new project. He explained to YEN.com.gh that it was a smart way of owning his music more. He said:

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I feel Kwesi Arthur might create a revolution with this brilliant move. We are in an era where traditional streaming platforms are paying artistes peanuts for their hard work. Putting his project on Even gives him the chance to take more control of his music and make some more money.

Ghanaians descend on Kwesi Arthur

YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.

Boahemaabetty said:

Niggas got to starve for your music just for you to release a tape and asked them for money before they can listen. Kwesi Arthur really fell off.

kvng_baff wrote:

So how does Kwesi Arthur expect kojo Wud and the other 5 fans pay for the 5 $. Always knew he was a fraud .

Kwasigazy reacted:

Kwesi Arthur fell off, came back and charging $5 before we stream en music

Kwesi Arthur jams to Lonely Road

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In another story, a new video of Kwesi Arthur surfaced online, with the rapper vibing to O'Kenneth and Xlimkid's trending song, Lonely Road.

In the video, the rapper flaunted his gold-plated tooth while humming to the song's lyrics.

Netizens shared their admiration for the rapper in the comments section and their anticipation for his new music.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.

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