While the post attracted thousands of likes and congratulatory messages, it also drew a surprising and controversial comment from social media personality and blogger, Albert Nat Hyde, widely known as Bongo Ideas. Known for his blunt and often provocative takes, Bongo commented under Strongman’s post:
“Bro, we know the streams on all your songs can’t get you this so how come? Ebi gift or you acquired it? Congrats, anyway!”
This response, though ending on a seemingly polite note, has sparked mixed reactions online. While some users saw Bongo’s comment as a genuine curiosity about how Strongman afforded the car, others criticized it as unnecessary and disrespectful. Critics argue that the rapper’s success, built over the years with a loyal fan base and consistent performances, should not be doubted or interrogated in a public forum.
Supporters of Bongo Ideas, however, defended his comment, noting that the music industry in Ghana is tough, and transparency about income sources should be encouraged—especially as public figures influence younger generations. Some even praised him for asking the “hard questions” others are too afraid to voice.
Strongman himself has not publicly responded to the comment as of now, leaving fans curious whether he will address the insinuation or simply enjoy his new ride in silence.
This incident has once again highlighted the thin line between online curiosity and perceived disrespect, especially when directed at public figures. Whether Bongo’s comment was born out of sarcasm, concern, or pure inquiry remains subjective, but one thing is clear—it has added more attention to Strongman’s original post and stirred fresh debate on how celebrities in Ghana afford their luxuries.
In the meantime, fans of the rapper continue to celebrate his success, looking forward to new music—and perhaps more milestones—in the year ahead.