An online video of Lil Win speaking about how his mother played a significant role in his triumph has warmed hearts.
Lil Win remarked that he constructed a home for his mother while still residing in a rented apartment.
Internet users who viewed the video praised Lil Win for making his mother proud.
Lil Win, a Kumawood actor and musician, has praised his mother by revealing how influential she has been in his life.
Speaking on UTV's United Showbiz on Saturday, June 17, the actor took a journey down memory lane as he recalled how his mother did her utmost to care for him when he was ill and unable to walk for five years.
During that time, the Chaskele actor resolved to repay his mother's generosity, and he is pleased to have done so.
"I promised myself that once I am famous, I will make her joyful. Even though I am not affluent today, I gave her my home when she was 72 years old and I had just built it. I transferred the home to her while I was renting. I also purchased a car. I also did these things to make her pleased.
LilWin stated that his actions unwittingly inspired some of his film industry peers to do the same for their mothers.
This was said in response to Big Akwes's remark that he would rather not be good because persons who are labeled as such do not live long.
"I know a 90-year-old man who sustained others with what he had; he is strong and healthy today. He admonished Big Akwes, "It is not correct to say that if you want to live a long life, you must be wicked."
By the time the report was written, the video had received over 24,000 views and 600 favorites.
In the remark section, social media users praised Lil Win for being thoughtful and for bringing a smile to her mother's face.
Lilwin was raised and educated well; he has a deep understanding of affection. Liliwayne @d_menz made a remark:
Bombastic left eye! Lil Win asserts that Accra and Kumasi are the only relevant regions in Ghana. He is presumably muttering "a cheek of it" to himself.
Lil Win opined in a video that the other regions were inconsequential embellishments with no real value.
The statement has prompted widespread outrage and a passionate discussion among Ghanaians.