Ghanaian Musician, Strongman
Strongman Burner is all for ‘beef’ in the entertainment industry. And he reveals that the only reason he didn’t hop into the most recent one is that he had an upcoming project.
In an interview with Mz Gee, he disclosed that he is excited when he sees artists ‘beefing’. And that he wishes they could be beefing all the time.
His submission was to express how he felt about the recent Amerado-Obibini squabble. He said, “For me when I hear people beefing, I love it. I wish people could be beefing all the time. I just don’t want to be involved in it. When I see people beefing, I’m happy. I don’t know why. It’s fun.”
Musical beef has become prominent in recent times among artists locally and internationally. Even among Gospel musicians, ‘beefs’ exist. ‘Beefs’ liven the industry by putting artists on their toes to get creative.
Strongman burner, who recently shaved his locks because it was itching even though he had been keeping the hair for over 3 years, has a new single with Akwaboah titled ‘Nhyira’.
‘Nhyira ‘ is available on all music platforms.
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