Obaapa Christy Duets With Younger Son, Flaunt Their Voices And Bond In Heartwarming Video
- Gospel singer Obaapa Christy has shared a beautiful moment with her all-grown-up younger son on social media
- Obaapa Christy and her son performed a duet to Kwabena Kwabena's new gospel song Fakye Me which features the singer
- The video impressed numerous fans who thronged the comments section to share their admiration for the singer and her son
Ghanaian gospel singer Obaapa Christy has relished her latest collaboration with seasoned vocalist and songwriter Kwabena Kwabena.
The collaboration, Fakye Me, released on July 5, preaches the gospel as much as it flaunts the individual vocal prowess of both singers.
Obaapa Christy duets with son
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Obaapa Christy's son attempted to fill Kwabena Kwabena's shoes as he performed the latest collaboration, Fakye Me.
His mother is one of the most celebrated voices in Ghana's Gospel music industry, with numerous hits from her career spanning over two decades.
The highly decorated Obaapa Christy returned from a two-year hiatus this year, kickstarting her resurgence with a colourful and awe-inspiring music video published on the singer's official YouTube channel.
Ghanaians hail Obaapa Christy and her son
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Obaapa Christy and her son's duet.
thejesusagendashow said:
"Awww this is lovely we are waiting for you boy. You have my support 👏."
touchmakeupartistry wrote:
"Mama’s son, indeed….awesome duet 😍."
biancabeevii noted:
"Awwwwwww this is so beautiful. I love the way you’re looking at him - can tell you’re proud of him! 🤩😍."
piesieesther remarked:
"Awww this’s the best 👏👏❤️much love my boy."
nana_ama_yeboah hailed:
"❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️The gifted family."
naatorshie100 added:
"Awww u made my night obaapa."
Obaapa Christy says gospel musicians are not angels
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Obaapa Christy had called for fans to be less critical of gospel musicians, saying,
"We are not angels, but humans like everyone and are liable to make mistakes."
During an interview with Graphic Showbiz, Obaapa Christy said that condemning gospel artistes for their mistakes is not the most redeeming approach. She also pleaded against condemning comments and suggested prayers instead.
Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh