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Kuame Eugene has warned his lookalike sternly to take precautions because he is currently stepping beyond his bounds.
In a recent interview with MX24 TV, Kuami Eugene stated that his lookalike should cease till it goes wrong because he is a brand and a corporate entity.
He claimed that while he initially gave him permission to take ‘enjoy’ himself, it appears that both he and the other impersonators of other well-known Ghanaian artistes are now abusing the privilege; in response to a loud public complaint about the disruption these imitations are making.
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He stated; “In those days people used to dress and act like the superstars they admire but I never saw one of them going on stage to go and perform his songs.
“That’s like maximum disrespect so it’s another story when you love the person and wants to rep the person on social media but when it gets to a level when it’s becoming too much.
You see what’s going on and you’re enjoying it, that’s why I said people are just selfish because he’s enjoying that fame and that attention at this particular time nothing is stopping him.
Until the whole thing ends bad and then they’ll regret it because I’m a brand and a whole business and I’ll just say trust me it looks good but if you’re enjoying it won’t last.”
Relatedly, Sarkodie recently mentioned in a new post that he intends to take the lookalikes of Kuame Eugene, Mr Drew and King Promise on his forthcoming Jamz World Tour.
According to Sarkodie when he reached out to most of his industry colleagues to be part of the tour, they gave him a ridiculous fee he intends to seek the services of their doppelgangers instead.
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However, he made it clear in a comment he added to a video that featured a lookalike of King Promise, Mr Drew, and Kuame Eugene that his post should only be taken as a joke.
See what he posted; There’s always a way out … called some of my superstars to pull up for the #JamzWorldTour … they gave me mad attitude plus ridiculous fees so …. 🙏🏿 #Jokes