Ofori Amponsah Breaks Silence on Barosky's UK Plight in Resurfaced Footage

• Ofori Amponsah has shared striking reflections on Barosky in an old video that has resurfaced amid growing concern over the musician's situation in the UK
• The veteran musician compared Barosky's rapid rise to fame with his own slower journey and warned about the challenges that can come with sudden success
• Barosky's situation has sparked an outpouring of support, with Delay launching a GoFundMe campaign as several Ghanaians call for help

Ghanaian entertainment sensation Ofori Amponsah has shared insights about musician Barosky in an old resurfaced video.

Barosky has become the subject of an outpouring of concern after disclosing he is homeless in the United Kingdom, sleeping on the streets without food or access to bathing facilities.

Since the news emerged, several public figures have stepped forward to offer support.

Renowned broadcaster Delay launched a GoFundMe campaign aimed at raising financial assistance for Barosky, joining a wave of celebrities and musicians who moved quickly to help one of their own following the viral footage.

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Ofori Amponsah's old video on Barosky resurfaces

In a video reshared by Plug 24 News, Ofori Amponsah shared some insightful details about Barosky's rapid rise in the music industry, drawing a comparison to his own, slower journey to fame. He said:

"Fame entails so much. Unlike my situation, where I took about six years to reach great heights, he became famous almost instantly. In such situations, if you're not careful, you might go off."

He went on to reflect on when he first noticed changes in Barosky, saying:

"I think it started earlier, and I initially thought it was a result of some frustration because of the uncertainties of life."

Ofori Amponsah and Barosky share a history of collaboration in the music industry, having worked together on projects over the years, including featuring alongside fellow musician Kofi Nti on the set of a past music video.

The old TikTok video in which Ofori Amponsah reflects on Barosky's journey is below.

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Ghanaians react to Barosky's homeless situation

Okay FM presenter Nana Romeo first shared Barosky's situation publicly on Instagram on August 22, 2026, sparking an emotional response from followers, many of whom expressed shock and sadness.

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments below.

@ohemaawoyeje wrote:

"Barosky???? But how and why 😔"

@mamabafrank said:

"When you hit the TOP button in life, try and lift others along so that when life hits at you, those people will come through for you."

@princedavidosei commented:

"Eei 🥺🥺"

theboldtalkkpod added:

"Ah chaleeee! And after talking with the names you mentioned, what has happened? Also, what made him go into this state, because this guy looks okay from far until you get close."

saanibarcha wrote:

"Man, if you say you have a lot of best friends, that means you don't have any 😎."

obibini_266 exclaimed:

"First of all, our folks in Ghana have to know that life abroad is different."

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Sista Afia recounts her own UK homelessness struggle

According to an earlier report by YEN.com.gh, Ghanaian singer Sista Afia opened up about her own experience of homelessness in the UK, disclosing she had once slept in her car and relied on friends for shelter before eventually returning to Ghana.

She described the move back home as the best decision she ever made, saying it brought renewed stability and laid the foundation for her music career.

Source: YEN.com.gh