Young Ghanaian musician, Thorsten Owusu Gyimah, popularly known in showbiz as Yaw Tog is worried about the way Ghanaians project negativity about people more than their successes.
The rapper said Ghanaians always find an interest in selling one’s shortcomings to the world rather than their achievements.
The award-winning rapper, in a recent tweet, said Ghanaians should be ready for his takeoff.
“WHERE I’M FROM … They are quick to Trumpet your weaknesses rather than your strengths even though, they don’t really know you. GET READY FOR THE TAKE-OFF,” he tweeted.
This comes after he announced in a similar tweet about his upcoming musical concert in the United Kingdom on August 28.
Many music lovers have lamented Yaw Tog’s absence from music since his party track.
Some said his music career has ended.
Breaking his silence, Yaw Tog revealed that he became a victim of spiritual attack, which contributed to his absence from the music scene since the beginning of the year.
He went ahead to advice young musicians to take care of their spiritual life before venturing into music.