Have you noticed the recent trend of people claiming to be celebrity lookalikes? It seems like everyone from Medikal to King Promise, Kuami Eugene, KiDi, and even Stephen Appiah has a clone somewhere.
These individuals have been flooding social media with videos of themselves acting, speaking, and even dressing like the originals.
Medikal, a popular Ghanaian rapper, has expressed his frustration with media houses and bloggers who are giving these lookalikes a platform. In a recent video, he called for an end to the absurdity and urged the clones to find employment instead of using celebrities' images to make easy money.
Medikal believes that the rise of these celebrity lookalikes has taken attention away from the hardworking musicians who created the music in the first place. As an artist himself, he encourages others to work hard and earn their money legitimately. He thinks it's time for bloggers and media houses to stop posting about these clones and shift the focus back to the real musicians who deserve recognition for their talent and hard work.