King Paluta Performs Makoma For Bawumia, Wontumi, And NPP Bigwigs At Rally, Walks Strangely In Video

• King Paluta got many people talking when he performed Makoma at Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia's presidential campaign rally
• He made a strange walk as he performed the song and danced alongside New Patriotic Party officials led by Bawumia and Ashanti Regional Chairman Wontumi
• Many people speculated that the singer had been paid well considering the show that he put on which subsequently charged the crowd
• Entertainment pundit Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh spoke to YEN.com.gh about King Paluta's affiliation with the NPP and the impact on his music career

Sensational Ghanaian musician King Paluta entertained and electrified the crowd when he mounted the stage at Vice President Dr Bawumia's campaign rally.

King Paluta performs Makoma

He performed one of his all-time hit songs, Makoma, and when the opportunity presented itself for him to do his signature walk dance, he proudly seized the moment, much to the delight of an excited crowd.

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King Paluta walked towards Dr Bawumia, who was seated beside NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman Wontumi, who were both amused and imitated King Paluta's strange walk.

The singer grabbed Chairman Wontumi's hand and walked him to the front of the stage, where they danced and continued performing the Makoma song.

King Paluta at Bawumia's rally.

Reactions to King Paluta's performance

King Paluta's performance at the NPP rally got many people laughing hard in the comment section.

Others claimed that the artist must have been paid well by Dr Bawumia's campaign team, hence his energy and willingness to do the unconventional to please the crowd.

The top comments by Ghanaians are listed below:

Bashiru

"My brother King Paluta is fooling them and taking his e-levy money back 🤣🤣🤣. Mokaas3 wagyimi 🤣 Bro keep fooling them 🤣🤣"

fausty302

"Because of NPP, I don't like this song again 😂😂😂"

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isaac coffie88 said:

"King Paluta is cashing out ruff"

Akuabangladesh said:

"Chairman Wontumi n asa bone 😂😂😂 like Nigeria n darkness"

Ogidi Gidi said:

"What is Chairman Wontumi doing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣?"

The Stubborn CEO👨‍💼💼 said:

"King Paluta they paid you good. I can see it in your actions 😹😹😹💔"

King Paluta's performance.

"King Paluta's career skyrocketed after meeting Bawumia" - Boadu-Ayeboafoh

Entertainment pundit Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh spoke to YEN.com.gh in an exclusive interview about King Paluta's affiliation with the NPP and whether it had impacted his career.

He noted that King Paluta's music career skyrocketed after his initial meeting with Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia.

He noted that photos and videos of their interaction went viral, and many people wished him a bad end upon affiliating with a political party early in his music career.

Mr Boadu-Ayeboafoh said that after Makoma was released, many people fell in love with him since the song was an instant hit.

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"King Paluta’s career skyrocketed after his initial meeting with the Vice President. Many wished him doom, but Makoma came, and he has had an even bigger run."

The seasoned entertainment pundit noted that he doubted that King Paluta's affiliation with the NPP would negatively impact his music career if he kept on giving fans what they wanted.

"I doubt his affiliation will affect him musically if he keeps giving fans what they want."

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Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh