King Promise Shows Love To His Lookalike, Hugs And Interacts With Him In Public (Video)

• A video showing King Promise and his lookalike interacting after meeting him in person has left netizens in awe
• The musician did not act snobbish but rather showed love to his lookalike who had been longing to meet him
• Netizens who reacted to the video have sung the praises of the talented musician over what he did

Ghanaian musician, Gregory Bortey Newman, who goes by the stage name King Promise, has won the admiration of many people after he was spotted interacting with his lookalike.

A video that has since gone on viral on TikTok showed the moment when the "Sisa" hitmaker and his entourage were apparently exiting an event ground.

As he made his way out, his lookalike, who identifies himself as @mrreubenofficial on TikTok, drew closer with the hope of catching his attention, something he succeeded in doing.

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Despite being on the phone, King Promise ended the call, after which he drew closer to the young man who he hugged and also had a brief conversation with.

The beautiful moment which was captioned "Thank you Godfather" in the 17-second video had gathered over 5000 likes and 200 comments at the time of writing the report

Watch the video:

Ghanaians praise King Promise for the nice gesture

Ghanaians who reacted to the video have heaped praises on King Promise for the kind gesture he exhibited towards his lookalike'

Amponsah5215 replied:

This the real look alike not the gear box

Lasa reacted:

I don’t know why it’s making me emotional

user7330140309067 added:

continue to humble ursef u will reach ur destination

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Lookalikes can be sued

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian lawyer has weighed in on the current wave of celebrity lookalikes flooding the entertainment industry.

Lawyer Bobby Banson in an interview said these men, parading themselves as musicians because they look like some of Ghana's A-list celebrities, can be sued under the law.

According to Lawyer Banson, these people can be sued, especially if they perform the musician's songs and take monies in the names of the celebrities.

Famye commend his lookalike

Also, versatile Ghanaian singer and rapper Fameye has praised his lookalike Young Fameye for promoting his songs on his Instagram page.

The 'Praise' hitmaker in an interview however urged him and others not to be showing up at shows that the celebrity they are impersonating has been billed to perform.

"My lookalike has not performed at any show yet. I love that about him, but he should enjoy the fame but keep it calm." he said in an interview.

Source: YEN.com.gh