In a scathing critique, entertainment commentator KOKA has denounced Stonebwoy’s recent comments about being excluded from a Grammy article on hiplife music, labeling them as “baseless” and “emotional.” During an interview with content creator Kwadwo Sheldon, KOKA asserted that Stonebwoy’s victory as TGMA Artist of the Year does not automatically confer upon him a place among the pioneers of hiplife music.
KOKA contended that Stonebwoy’s remarks were unfounded and stemmed from a lack of understanding of the genre’s history. “Being named Artist of the Year does not guarantee you a place in history,” KOKA emphasized. He further stated that Stonebwoy’s complaints about the hiplife tribute were unwarranted and that many Ghanaians would have supported his participation if he had presented a valid argument.
KOKA also described Stonebwoy as “overly emotional” and “sensitive,” suggesting that his comments were more of a “venting session” than a constructive critique. “He lacks a valid argument. That’s the reason he’s speaking on his own behalf. If he truly had a legitimate argument, the community would advocate for him,” KOKA remarked.
