Valentine’s Day Celebration Turns into Church Service as DJ Plays Powerful Gospel Song in Pub

• A Ghanaian DJ changed the mood of patrons of a pub after switching up his tunes from romance to worship on Valentine's Day
• After serving his audience with great Ghanaian music, he transformed the mood entirely when he started playing a gospel song
• Netizens who saw the video were impressed with the DJ's mixing skills and shared their views in the comments section
• In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, a relationship coach gave insights into Val's Day celebration

A Valentine's Day celebration at a local pub took an unexpected turn when the DJ switched up his tunes, transforming the lively atmosphere into a mini church service.

In a now-viral video circulating on social media, revellers who had gathered to enjoy the evening with drinks and music were surprised when the DJ, who was serving them great tunes from the likes of King Paluta, Sarkodie, KiDi, Kuami Eugene, suddenly began playing Edward Akwasi Boateng's Adeε a mepε nyinaa.

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The atmosphere suddenly transformed into a sober one, with many of the patrons of the pub pouring out their hearts through the song.

Initially, some patrons looked confused, but within minutes, many joined in, lifting their hands and singing along.

The video captured a mix of reactions - some excitedly embracing the moment, while others appeared unsure about the sudden shift in mood.

Others also turned emotional at the event.

Valentine’s Day is often associated with romance, gifts, and fun outings, but for those present at the pub, it became a night of unexpected praise, worship and a moment of reflection. While some may have come for love, they left with a dose of faith.

Watch the video below:

Relationship coach speaks on Val's Day celebration

Speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh, a relationship coach, Seyram Avortri, expressed his views on Val's Day celebration.

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"Valentine's Day is a special day for lovers. Lovers celebrate the day in various ways. For example, people buy gifts or take their lovers out on a date. But it's just a way of showing love and appreciating a loved one," he said.

Netizens react to Valentine's Day 'church service'

Netizens who saw the video of the Valentine's Day celebration transforming into a church service expressed mixed reactions in the comments section. While some were delighted, others were eager to know who the DJ was.

@Tina Abena Antwi wrote:

"Ghana is sweet oooh."

@NANA KWAME WISDOM wrote:

"so why can't satan apologize to God and say she is sorry so that peace can reign."

@wolfgang wrote:

"GHANA for you."

@Annbeautypalour2 wrote:

"Am taking the offering wai."

@Nanalina wrote:

"There are more pure souls out n the club than church."

@OBOY JASA wrote:

"WHICH DJ BE THAT."

@Lovers wrote:

"we left Church but not God."

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@Smile wtot wrote:

"Location of the pub."

@Soja_Soja wrote:

"If not for NPP and NDC like Ghana go be the best place on earth."

@Emprezz Bene22 wrote:

"The clap and pup is full of clean hearts and innocent souls."

@mansa_musah21 wrote:

"It’s better to think about God in the beer bar than to think about beer in the church."

Lady gets toffee as Valentine's Day gift

Earlier, YEN.com.gh also reported that a University of Ghana student received toffees as her Valentine's Day gift.

The young lady was approached by a random young man on campus and offered a sweet as a February 14 treat.

She received the gift and smiled softly at the young man; however, she declined to hug him when he moved near.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh