KWEKU VIBES

Ghana is a free country so many people wake up anytime they want and do whatever they like. A music video from an up and coming artiste EnE-Yatt  got social media talking on Thursday. Kweku vibes had the video on Wednesday but because of it 18+ content, we did not bother to write anything about it.  We certainly knew that it was going to get many people talking because such a music video has never been shot in the country. YouTube had to delete the video because it violates its nudity policy, which tells that it can be compared to a porn. The girl who featured in the music video has spoken. The lady who is only known as Nana Yaa in a chat with Ghbase.com has unkind words for Ghanaians. To her, she sees something wrong with Ghanaians because the ‘Awurama’ video is not that bad for them to talk ill about it. ‘lol Ghana is f*cked up’ What is wrong with yll.      It’s just a music video nothing more. just pure acting and if people can’t handle if that’s their problem,. I’m don

Female Sensational singer, Beeca has been under pressure from fans who want to know whether the curves they see in dresses she wear are natural or artificial. On countless occasions, she has denied saying “my hips are real. They are not artificial.” In an interview with livefmghana.com, the Hw3 singer said that she is one of the people who do not believe in wearing hip pads. “I do not do that to enhance my hips, they are natural and for me, it is because I eat well, exercise and take good care of my body.” Hip pad is a material used to increase the apparent size of the hips and buttocks. Asked whether she is a fan of yoga as a form of exercise, she answered in the affirmative. “Yes I am a yoga person, I love yoga and the reason is simple, it is healthy.” Yoga is a Hindu spiritual and ascetic discipline, a part of which, including breath control, simple meditation, and the adoption of specific bodily postures, is widely practised for health and relaxation. Source: