Ghanaian Gospel musician, Scott Evans has revealed his intentions to rebrand his stage name as a result of what he sees on the internet anytime he searches for his name on Google.
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Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty on the Daybreak Hitz Show On Hitz FM, Scott Evans lamented that anytime he searches for his name on Google, all he sees are white famous people popping up on the screen.
He stated that he happens to be the only black guy whenever he searches for his name on the internet, hence he is considering rebranding his name so his fans can easily get information about him on the internet.
However, he blames it on the fact that he is a new artiste and he is now buckling up and gaining media attention, so he believes in time, his name will also appear on Google as he considers rebranding his name.
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In other news, Ghanaian singer, Andy Osei Sarfo, widely known in the music scene as Kweku Flick has reacted to claims made by some social media users that he is trying to imitate Black Sherif’s style in his new song “Ewiase”.
Before the release of the song, Kweku Flick posted a short video of himself on his social media page, teasing his fans with some of the melodies and the lyrics in the song. The aggressiveness and style he used to deliver the freestyle sparked mixed reactions on the internet.
It was presumed that the singer wants to imitate the style of Black Sherif, perhaps after realizing that the latter’s style of music is currently the new thing in the music industry and really selling.
Speaking in an interview with a blogger named Boateng Ameyaw, Kweku Flick stated that he has no issues with the comparison drawn between him and Blacko.