Ghanaian rap veteran Tic has hit out at Ghanaians for being hypocrites following the death of highlife star Kofi B. According to him, Kofi B was not treated well during his lifetime, always marginalized and disrespected, yet now that he’s dead some are tagging him a legend. READ ALSO: BB Naija Tacha And Singer Tekno … Read more
Dancehall King Shatta Wale has once again praised himself as the smartest, most intelligent artist in the whole Ghana. Wale, in a chat with Good Evening Ghana aired last night, said he’s the only artist trying his best to modernize the music industry so the artists can make money whilst the rest are just not … Read more
Nigerian artist Wizkid has done very well for himself. Out of nothing he has built a magnificent career spanning Nigeria, the continent and remarkably fame which spans the entire globe.
However, before the singer became the ‘Starboy’ we all know today, he was inspired by one Ghanaian artist to jumpstart his career, which is remarkable if you think about it.
Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale over the weekends was in the news for requesting 4 songs of his arch-rival, Stonebwoy to played in a popular nightclub in the capital city, Accra.
In the video that went viral on the internet, Shatta Wale proving that he isn’t a selfish musician requested from the DJ to play 4 songs of Stonebwoy, 1 from Samini and a song from Tic featuring Kuami Eugene.
The controversies engulfing the 2019 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards nominees launch continue to gain more traction with each passing day, as artists who believe they have been cheated by the board come out to air their grievances.
The latest to complain about the nominations released is veteran rapper Tic, formerly known as Tic Tac.
‘Struggling to come back artiste’, Tic Tac now known as Tic earlier in an interview criticized Ghanaians for paying attention to only a few of our musicians, forgetting the rest.
According to Tic, Ghanaian music is currently being ruled by only three people and these are Sarkodie, Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale which shouldn’t not so.
Hiplife rapper, Tic formerly, Tic Tac has expressed disappointment in his colleagues in the Ghanaian entertainment industry.
According to him, some Ghanaian artistes are so greedy to the extent that they want to make all the money in the world alone without thinking about their colleagues.
Despite the fact that actress Rosemond Brown aka Akuapem Poloo has been doing nonsensical things on social media which the majority of Ghanaians aren’t happy with, the actress cum musician is actually proving herself in the entertainment industry.
If you can remember, Akuapem Poloo started singing the chorus of a song she titled “S*xy Poloo” after her spectacular performance with the “Kwani Kwani” hitmaker, Tic at his “Tic Concert” at the Bukom Arena on the 21st December 2018.
Tic, formerly Tic- Tac’s re-emergence into the Ghanaian entertainment industry was really a surprise to the majority of Ghanaians and his fans who thought the rapper has given up on his career.
The rapper is still showering us with surprises as we just observed that his recently released single track dubbed, “Kwani Kwani” has clocked a million views on YouTube.
Hiplife artist Tic, formerly known as Tic Tac, has said the purpose of his upcoming music concert, IamTic Concert which is coming on today at the Bukom Boxing Arena is to inspire and motivate the upcoming artists in their musical journey.
Tic disclosed this during a press conference in Accra to promote the concert.
Ghana’s biggest controversial entertainment site GhanaCelebrities.Com is here again with yet another legendary story of the week which Shatta Movement fans will be so angry to read but its the hardest piece of truth.
Its becoming obvious that Shatta Movement boss, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr aka Shatta Wale the Champion is actually not a man enough to stand a serious beef contest.
Usually it’s Shatta Wale who can insult so many people with just one comment and not even care about the consequences but Tic is not so bad himself.
The ‘Kwani Kwani Part II’ hitmaker has slammed many of the top musicians in the country, dubbing them uncivilized.
Usually it’s Shatta Wale who can insult so many people with just one comment and not even care about the consequences but Tic is not so bad himself.
The ‘Kwani Kwani Part II’ hitmaker has slammed many of the top musicians in the country, dubbing them uncivilized.
Tic’s plan to resurrect his mostly dead career involves leveraging the fame of young stars to gain himself new relevance.
Thus the rapper has decided to remix one of his most popular singles, ‘Kwani Kwani’ featuring Kuami Eugene.
