Ghanaian Gospel Duo, Tagoe sisters have advised their fellow Gospel musicians not to allow fame to get to their head too much as it can let them neglect churches; where their career started from.
According to the two in an interview with Kwaku Manu on his Aggressive Show on YouTube, the church shapes these gospel musicians when they are coming up but once they get to the limelight, they abandoned these churches due to fame. They stressed that this is the contributing factor that is leading to the deviation of Gospels nowadays.
“Some Gospel musicians will now go for personal managers and the churches have to pay for them to perform in the same church that helped start their careers,” said Tagoe sisters,
“Now the Gospel songs we hear seem to glorify the musicians and not God. We hear Gospel songs and we ask ourselves what impact these songs have on human lives. They need to be up and doing and be very respectful to the elderly.”
they, however, urged Gospel musicians to keep practicing hard; using themselves as an example and also not to see the Gospel industry as a competition but to wait for their right time to come.
“At the right time when God wants you to make it, you will. You shouldn’t try and compete when it is not your time yet,” they said.
“There is a saying that practice makes man perfect and the more you practice the perfect you become in what you do. Despite being around for a long time and performing on several stages we always practice to become better.”
watch the interview below:
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