About two/three years ago a hitherto unknown artist, Lord Paper, released a music video which was the most explicit s*x video masquerading as a music video ever released.
The entire video was Lord Paper and a video vixen, Nana Yaa Jamaican, just having s*x.
Lord Paper has gone full circle.
After starting his career with a p0n0 video, the ‘Awurama’ hitmaker has now decided to dabble into gospel music.
Lord Paper has gone full circle.
After starting his career with a p0n0 video, the ‘Awurama’ hitmaker has now decided to dabble into gospel music.
After turning over a new leaf, rapper Lord Paper has called on all Ghanaians who still have the audio or video of his breakout single ‘Awurama’ to delete it from any electronic device it’s on.
According to Lord Paper, he’s a new man, he has denounced the song which made him famous and no one should listen to it or download it anymore.
Seems like forever now but it was only a few years ago that Lord Paper shocked an entire nation with the release of his maiden video ‘Awurama’, which was more of a p0rn skit than a music video.
Whilst shocking it got him the fame he wanted and he’s now a mediocre yet semi successful artist who has landed a few notable features since.
Lord Paper has come out to reveal that he has ‘changed’ from his days of ‘Awurama’ and other erotic music videos meant to gauge attention from Ghanaians and that going forward, he would release only ‘clean’ songs.
Despite his resolution, Lord Paper also complained that Ghanaians don’t really patronize the ‘clean’ songs he’s now dropping.
Young model Nana Yaa Jamaican has dropped back into the obscurity from which she was before Lord Paper plucked her and made her a national sensation.
These days you only find her posting the occasional raunchy image on social media.
Nana Yaa Jamaiacan had and enjoyed her 15 minutes of fame when she starred alongside Lord Paper in the most shocking Ghanaian music video of all time.
She’s faded out the limelight since but pops up on social media every once in a while.
The ‘controversial’ act has revealed he pays his back up dancers Ghc 3,000 per show so organisers should stop calling him with Ghc 1,000 offers.
Lord Paper burst onto the scene a few months ago when he dropped the rated-R video to his single ‘Awurama’ – an act which simultaneously catapulted both himself and his co-star Nana Yaa Jamaican to fame.
Nana Yaa Jamaican, the model at the centre of the Lord Paper music video controversy, has spoken out on the controversy and appears as unapologetic as ever.
Speaking to Showbiz, Nana Yaa said Ghanaian girls are cowards who have the same ideas as she does but are just scared of acting them out because they cannot stand criticism like she can.
Nana Yaa Jamaican hit the national limelight a few weeks ago when she was featured in the video for ‘Awurama’ – Lord Paper’s erotic music video from his single starring the two of them engaging in some hot camera s*x.
The video set the nation on fire and triggered numerous discussions, but despite massive condemnation – the lady in the video has expressed little remorse about her appearance in the softcore p*rn video.
Nana Yaa Jamaican hit the national spotlight and stole hearts and minds (and other body parts) in her scintillating public debut in Lord Paper’s ‘Awurama’.
Nana Yaa put every part of her body on display in that video, which immediately thrust her into the public limelight in a way she had never before experienced.
Counsellor George Lutterodt is not a happy camper, and that’s because he doesn’t understand how anyone can describe Lord Paper’s ‘Awurama’ video as ‘creative’.
Lutterodt was on TV Africa’s ‘The Rundown’ when discussion of the hottest music video in town came up. Sammy Flex, who was on the show, described the video as an expression of artistic creativity, but Counsellor Lutterodt was having none of that.
Michael Takyi-Frimpong, the artiste also known as Lord Paper – says Ghanaians should look out for a bigger and better sequel to his highly popular music video
Lord Paper’s ‘Awurama’ music video – which is practically p*rn’ – was easily the biggest story of the entirety of last week. The video captured the minds (and other body parts) of the populace, enjoying huge patronage even as its participants were condemned.
If you thought Nana Yaa Jamaican’s 15 minutes of fame is over then you are lying. After starring in Lord Paper’s much-talked-about raunchy video for his song “Awurama”, Nana Yaa Jamaican — whose real name is Vonita Pearl Darko — has starred in another hot video by an upcoming dancehall artiste, “Epixode”. In the video, … Read more
