It is only in Ghana that you will hear an artiste manager who makes a living out of artistes pouring out this absurdity on radio, and still thinks it is the best thing he has ever said.
Has Bulldog, real name-Lawrence Nana Asiama Hanson heard of battery and assault?
When we say our Entertainment industry is a joke, some people who hate to hear the truth will jump on our necks—claiming we are not being fair. But how can the manager of one of the current biggest artistes in country-Shatta Wale say that; he will beat the hell out of his artiste by punching him or her if the person disrespects him?
And let me add that, he will also find his butt in jail for criminal battery after the punch. Try and say this on radio anywhere in the world and you are out of job—FOREVER.
According to Myjoyonline;
Artiste manager and CEO of Bull Haus Entertainment, Lawrence Nana Asiama Hanson (Bulldog) has warned that he wouldn’t hesitate to beat up any artiste he manages should the artiste look down on him.
According to Bulldog, as an artiste manager, he will accord him or her the needed respect in all matters and expects same from the artiste.
Speaking on Rhythmz A-Z on Joy FM Saturday, hosted by Nii Ayi Tagoe, the Bull House CEO stressed that he will physically attack the artiste should the artiste disrespect him.
“It is not a smooth journey and I’ve always been open with the artistes. I face my problems but I don’t have any artiste looking down on me, when you do that [I will beat you] and I will walk away after punching you,” he said.
When Okraku Mantey, who was also a guess on the show, interjected that “so those of us who don’t have body” what should they do?, Bulldog quickly advised that, “Then, this is not your field… go to the hospital.”
“You are not cut out for this [then] you should be doing gospel music,” he added.
Bulldog noted that it takes a lot guts to manage an artiste and if one is not prepared mentally and physically, they shouldn’t venture.
Over the years, the Bull House CEO has managed several musicians including VIP, 5Five, Iwan, and Shatta Wale (Bandana), with some of the management contracts ending controversially.
Other panelists – Francis Doku, Nana Turkson, Ken Addy – on the show shared a common view that people should not rush into artiste management without having the needed understanding of the job.
They also urged that there should be a proper agreement between the two parties – the artiste and the manager – before the relationship starts.
Rhythmz A-Z airs on Joy 99.7 FM every Saturday from 2PM to 5PM
really?? hmmmmm
Bulldog is sumthn else, he thinks he’s bossy aahma…smh.
all this people re allowed to go on TV to contribute to entertainment programmes, how can an artist go far if he’s bn manage by moron like Bulldog…..ooops he wll come for me am dead.