– Patapaa claims organizers of VGMA have been cursed by God
– He is still upset about losing Most Popular Song of the Year in 2018
– Accuses organizers of cheating and awarding undeserving artists
– Asks not to be nominated in the award scheme again
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Patapaa reveals curse on VGMA organizers after losing an award
In a recent interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, popular Ghanaian musician Patapaa made a shocking revelation about the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) organizers. According to the ‘One Corner’ hitmaker, the organizers have been cursed by God for their actions towards him during the 2018 edition of the awards.
Patapaa expressed his ongoing disappointment over losing the Most Popular Song of the Year award in the 2018 VGMA. Despite being nominated alongside talented artists such as Ebony, KiDi, Kuami Eugene, Fancy Gadam, Joe Mettle, and Captain Planet, Patapaa’s ‘One Corner’ lost to Fancy Gadam’s ‘Total Cheat’.
“It’s clear to me that God has placed a curse on the VGMA organizers because of what they did to me,” Patapaa boldly stated. He explained that when he refers to a curse, he means a punishment for causing pain to someone. Patapaa drew a comparison to the controversial incident involving Amakye Dede, where he was allegedly forced to crown someone he wasn’t prepared to endorse.
Accusing the organizers of cheating, Patapaa claimed that they accepted bribes to award artists who did not deserve recognition. He expressed his frustration and dissatisfaction with the award scheme, emphasizing that he does not want to be nominated again in the future.
Despite the setback, Patapaa continues to pursue his musical career. He recently released a new song titled ‘Agye Ta,’ which has been well-received by his fans. The charismatic artist remains determined to make his mark in the music industry, regardless of the disappointments he has faced.
In conclusion, Patapaa’s revelation about the curse on VGMA organizers has stirred controversy within the Ghanaian music industry. While some may dismiss his claims as mere frustration over his loss, others believe there may be some truth to his words. Only time will tell if this alleged curse will have any lasting impact on the VGMA and its organizers.
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