Jay Bahd: I'm Not a Christian, But My Music is Guided by Faith in God
- Jay Bahd has indicated that he does not identify as a Christian but maintains a strong belief in God and Jesus Christ
- In an interview, he emphasised a personal relationship with God, independent of church attendance or tithes
- The rapper noted that his faith profoundly influences his music, claiming divine guidance during his creative process
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Ghanaian rapper Jay Bahd has stated that he does not identify as a Christian or attend church, but still maintains a strong belief in God and Jesus Christ.
Source: Instagram
Speaking on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, the artiste said his relationship with God is personal and not dependent on religious structures.
“I’m not a Christian and I do not go to church, but I believe in God and Jesus Christ,” he stated.
Jay Bahd explained that he prays daily and believes his body is the temple of God, stressing that he does not need to be in a church building or pay tithes to connect spiritually.
He added that his faith plays a key role in his music, noting that he believes God speaks through him during his creative process.
“I know my body is God’s temple, and He speaks through my music,” he said.
He further explained that he seeks divine direction before recording and aligns his work with what he believes is God’s message.
Watch the Instagram video below:
Reactions to Jay Bhad's claims
@Chelsea4everA said:
"FBI make boys dey open jobs by force 😀😀😀."
@boatengnanaobe2 said:
"This format is working for boys. Open a beauty shop, create a bank account for the shop, and now your man is willing to deposit money in the account in the name of profit 😂😂😂."
@dfweddiee said:
"Oh, nice, every guy's dream, make mama happy"
@AlutaBobby said:
"For his mother, that’s wuzzup..God bless u, Jay Bhad mum comes first, simple ❤️❤️❤️…Now she can sleep 🛌 in peace."
@Nfoni_Gh said:
"That’s a really lovely gesture. But isn’t spraying money illegal in GH?"
@Chelsea4everA said:
"FBI make boys dey open jobs by force 😀😀😀."
@boatengnanaobe2 said:
"This format is working for boys. Open a beauty shop, create a bank account for the shop, and now your man is willing to deposit money in the account in the name of profit 😂😂😂."
@dfweddiee said:
"Oh, nice, every guy's dream, make mama happy"
@AlutaBobby said:
"For his mother, that’s wuzzup..God bless u, Jay Bhad mum comes first, simple ❤️❤️❤️…Now she can sleep 🛌 in peace."
@Nfoni_Gh said:
"That’s a really lovely gesture. But isn’t spraying money illegal in GH?"
Ova Wise buys Jay Bahd's album for $12,000
YEN.com.gh reported that renowned Ghanaian entrepreneur Ova Wise bought a copy of rapper Jay Bahd’s second studio album, The Return Of Okomfo Anokye II, for $12,000 when the artistic body of work was put up for auction.
A viral video from the event captured the moment the MC sparked a spirited bidding war among attendees. Ova Wise eventually made an offer so generous that no one else could top it.
The gesture earned him widespread praise, with many Ghanaians applauding his strong show of support for the sensational rapper and expressing admiration for the significant sum he spent on the album.
Source: YEN.com.gh
