Nollywood Star Charles Awurum Says He Never Watched Lil Win's Movies: "I Knew Him On TikTok"

Nollywood Star Charles Awurum Says He Never Watched Lil Win's Movies: "I Knew Him On TikTok"

  • Nollywood star Charles Awurum revealed in a recent interview that he only knew about Kumawood actor Lil Win on TikTok
  • He stated that prior to flying to Ghana to work with Lil Win on the A Country Called Ghana movie series, he never watched any of his movies
  • His comments in the interview have sparked debate on social media

Nigerian comedian and actor Charles Awurum disclosed that he did not know about Ghanaian actor Lil Win before flying to Ghana to star in his upcoming movie series, A Country Called Ghana.

Charles Awurum said he only knew Lil Win on TikTok and never watched any of his movies
Nollywood star Charles Awurum (right) and Kumawood star Lil Win in photos. Image Credit: @officiallilwin
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Charles Awurum spoke about how he knew Lil Win

In a recent interview, Charles Awurum disclosed that while in Nigeria, he never watched any of Lil Win's movies and neither did he know about his craft.

The Nollywood star stated that he only chanced upon the Kumawood star's funny videos on TikTok, which caught his attention.

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Speaking about filming for Lil Win's A County Called Ghana movie series, Mr Awurum said that the Ghanaian actor is one of the most talented film producers he has ever worked with.

"He is very interesting. This is my first time doing anything with him. He is very good at acting. He is a good comedian. A big one."

Mr Awurum further stated that he cannot see anyone competing with Lil Win, looking at the incredible things he has done so far on set.

Below is a video of Charles Awurum speaking highly of Lil Win in an interview.

Reactions as Charles Awurum spoke about Lil Win in an interview

Many people admired the fact that Charles Awurum spoke highly of Lil Win in the interview. Others were also surprised that he did not know about the Ghanaian actor prior to flying down to Ghana to film for him.

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competent_gh said:

He said he is only on ticktock

2realndeep said:

Ghanians and Nigerians are just the same we are brothers

jennifersoter said:

A good comedian.

melo_pee242 said:

Iam not a Ghanaian but I understand twi. Bro, you are good at what you do. No match for now.

celebrityhairstylist_kdhair said:

Congrats lil win for this bold step you have taken in your career and Ghana movie industry....

kanawu00 said:

Great job brother . Hoping you will make further movies about defining historic moments in Ghana’s history like the 1966 and 1983 events.

yomlebanson said:

Lilwin, thank you for making Ghana proud. More blessings ❤️ ✨

naanakeyadama said:

I can’t wait for people to see this amazing master piece you are about to unleash ❤️❤️

Ramsey Nouah said he googled Lil Win to find out he was big in Ghana

YEN.com.gh reported that Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah disclosed that he did not know Kumawood actor Lil Win before deciding to star in his upcoming movie, A Country Called Ghana.

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He said that after his phone call conversation with Lil Win, he looked him up on Google and realised that he was a big superstar in Ghana.

He hailed the Kumawood actor for making Kumasi and Ghana feel like home.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.

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