Ghanaian rapper and singer King Paluta has expressed his frustration and anger towards event organizers who deliberately delay his stage performances to boost ticket sales.
In a candid video, King Paluta, whose real name is Thomas Adjei Wirek, revealed that some event organizers have been manipulating his performance schedules to maximize their profits.
According to the artist, these organizers often keep the audience in the dark about the reasons for the delay, leading fans to believe that he is arrogant or unprofessional.
King Paluta lamented that this tactic has created a negative perception of him among his fans, fostering hatred and misunderstanding.
He emphasized that he values his relationship with his audience and is committed to delivering quality performances.
The artist’s outcry has sparked a conversation about the ethics of event organizing and the impact of such tactics on artists’ reputations. Fans and industry insiders have rallied behind King Paluta, calling for greater transparency and respect for artists’ time and talents.
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Ghanaian rapper and singer Thomas Adjei Wireko, known by his stage name King Paluta, has expressed his anger regarding some event organizers’ tactics of deliberately delaying his stage performances to sell all their tickets.
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