A controversy has erupted in the Ghanaian music scene involving two prominent artists, FlameBwoy and Maccasio. FlameBwoy, who has collaborated with Maccasio on a song and is reportedly a good friend of the Tamale-based rapper, has been accused of paying Maccasio a substantial amount of money to prevent him from performing in Zebilla.
The issue began when a flyer surfaced on social media announcing Maccasio’s upcoming performance in Zebilla on June 14th, featuring various artists, but notably excluding FlameBwoy. However, FlameBwoy has an album launch scheduled for June 7th, and he took to social media to express his feelings on the matter. He claimed that the flyer was an attempt to sabotage his show and asserted that he is the only one who can bring Maccasio to Zebilla.
Following FlameBwoy’s statement, those who posted the flyer deleted their posts. Later, rumors emerged that FlameBwoy had offered Maccasio a significant amount of money to stay away from any shows in Zebilla. The alleged amount varies, with some sources citing 14,000 Ghana cedis and others claiming it’s 40,000 Ghana cedis.
This controversy highlights the complexities of artist relationships and the competitive nature of the music industry. As fans and industry stakeholders, it’s essential to respect the boundaries and decisions of artists while promoting a positive and supportive environment for all.
The outcome of this controversy remains to be seen. Will FlameBwoy’s album launch be a success, and will Maccasio’s performance in Zebilla go ahead as planned? Only time will tell. One thing is certain, however: the Ghanaian music scene is always full of surprises, and this drama has captivated fans and industry insiders alike.
