MY MUM WILL NOT EAT IF I COPY SAMINI – BASTERO



On the 15th of July,  Reggae Embassy show hosted by  Fiifi Selah on renowned Accra based radio Pluzz Fm, wide reaching reggae/dancehall sensation known by the  populates as Bastero revealed his mother will not eat if he imitates Samini.


Bastero who was asked  to give a freestyle in the course of the interview delivered implausibly in such a way and manner different from what every man jack does.

In a way of commending the dancehall youngster, the host of the show;Fiifi Selah,  questioned why his style is so different from the others. “My mum will not eat if I sing as people like Samini” : he answered. He explained that, he was not specifically referring to Samini but meant he would not imitate any artiste for no reason.


Bastero added that, it is necessary every artiste remains original and not mimic others.

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