Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has described as insulting the notion that music is not a 'proper business.' In a recent Facebook post, the award-winning artiste took issue with people who ask creatives what proper business they do 'apart from music.'
Sarkodie, known for hits like 'Adonai' and 'Pain Killer,' argued that music is a serious venture that generates significant revenue and employment. He emphasized that the music industry contributes to the economy and should be respected as a legitimate business sector.
The rapper's comments come amid ongoing discussions about the value of creative industries in Ghana. According to reports, the music industry in Ghana has grown, with artists like Sarkodie leading in commercial success and international recognition.
Sarkodie's post has sparked conversations online, with many fans and fellow artists supporting his stance. They argue that music, like any other business, requires investment, strategy, and hard work to succeed.
