During an appearance on Onua Show Time with Nana Ama Mcbrown, Ghanaian dancehall sensation Stonebwoy disclosed that collaborating with Screwface on a remix of his hit song “Jejereje” would not be a prudent business decision.
While acknowledging the artistic potential of such a collaboration, Stonebwoy emphasized that Screwface’s limited international recognition and market viability would likely diminish the song’s commercial success.
“Featuring Screwface on ‘Jejereje’ would be aesthetically pleasing, but from a business perspective, it wouldn’t yield substantial financial returns,” Stonebwoy explained.
This revelation came in response to a question posed by a studio audience member, selected by host Nana Ama Mcbrown as part of a Q&A segment.
Stonebwoy’s assertion underscores the delicate balance between artistic expression and commercial considerations in the music industry, highlighting the importance of strategic collaborations in maximizing a song’s global appeal and financial potential.
