Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has issued a stern warning to a group of people claiming to be look-alikes of various celebrities, including himself, Kuami Eugene, Mr. Drew, and King Promise.
The warning comes amidst rising concerns that these individuals are capitalizing on their resemblance to celebrities to make money.
Shatta Wale expressed his disapproval of the group’s actions, urging them to desist from impersonating celebrities before it’s too late.
He warned that disaster awaits them if they continue down this path, and advised them to find legitimate means of making a living instead of relying on their resemblance to famous people.
The warning from Shatta Wale comes in the wake of a video circulating on social media of someone who looks like Kuami Eugene performing for money.
This has raised concerns among some of the celebrities’ fans, who fear that their favorite artists’ reputations may be damaged if these impersonators continue to perform in their names.
Medikal, another popular Ghanaian musician, also voiced his concerns, stating that if anyone performs his song under the guise of being a look-alike and makes money from it, his fans will not take it kindly and may resort to violence.
In conclusion, it is essential that these impersonators understand the gravity of their actions and the potential harm they could cause to both themselves and the celebrities they are impersonating.
It’s important to find legitimate ways of making money instead of resorting to deception and fraud.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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