Nana Yaa Befo has argued vehemently that having a large social media following does not equate to being an outstanding employee.
According to the veteran radio broadcaster, since most people believe that having a large number of social media followers equates to being a top-tier media professional, her supporters should also show her the same amount of support as they did for McBrown.
Nana Yaa Brefo clarified that there is a significant distinction between traditional media and social media.
Providing specifics, Nana Yaa Brefo argued that although some celebrities have enormous followings on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, etc., they are not comparable to the country's current crop of distinguished media figures.
Why don't you give me the same number for Facebook or my fans? Either you don't care about me as much as they do, or you're telling them I'm a b****. Charlie, demonstrate your affection to me here in abundance.
The debut episode of Mcbrown's lifestyle and entertainment program reportedly received tens of thousands of live broadcasts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
The debut performance was appropriately introduced by a revitalizing new studio set, an ecstatic studio audience, unexpected guests, and a rapturous crowd gathered outside Media General Premises.
On McBrown's special day, many artists, including MOG Music, OB Amponsah, DopeNation, Yaw Tog, King Promise, and Lasmid, came to show their support.