Degreat King Zeal retweeted
My dear bhimnatives, I hope this message finds y’all in good health . I think it’s about time we emulate our president’s behavior, let us learn when to and when not to speak .the trolls ,disrespect and hate towards Stonebwoy will never stop and we can’t control how these silly people think and behave ! Moving forward I think it’s important we ignore all the negativity and focus on promoting the good works of @stonebwoy ! Instead of using derogatory words and cursing “the silly ones” , focus on showcasing the good works our master has done! Stonebwoy has done so many amazing things that’s putting Ghana 🇬🇭 on the map ,talk about that more ! Finally as the biggest festival (#BHIMFEST26 ) is fast approaching,we should talk more about it and anticipate a magical and historical event. People will always come at Stonebwoy and bhim nation ,but it is up to us to show them that we are nothing like them ! Peace ❤️and love
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
“THE STONE WHICH THE BUILDERS REJECT HAS BECOME THE CHIEF CORNERSTONE” (PSALM 118:22)
Dear @stonebwoy (Livingstone Etse Satekla),
I write to you as a fan who have watched your journey with pride, concern, and unwavering support. The music industry is rarely gentle. It rewards results while amplifying noise, rivalry, speculation, and selective outrage. Recent months have brought familiar pressures: public exchanges over principles and industry conduct, questions around your historic BHIM Festival at OVO Arena Wembley, ongoing dynamics with peers, and the constant scrutiny that comes with visibility. These are not new storms for you, but they still demand energy that could otherwise go into the work that has defined you.
You do not owe the public a running commentary or personal defence for every development. Your media team and professional circle exist to manage narratives, statements, and responses when needed. What matters more is that your family and close team understand you, stand with you, and love you through the noise. That foundation is sufficient. Fans do not require explanations of every private conversation, past incident, or industry disagreement. We see the body of work, the stages you continue to command, the philanthropy, and the consistency. That is enough.
Stay focused. The same discipline that took you from early church roots and hard hustle to international stages is still available to you. As the Scriptures remind us: “The stone which the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone” (Psalm 118:22). What some dismiss or question today can still stand as the foundation tomorrow. “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” (Jeremiah 29:11). Distraction is the real opponent; the mission is the music, the message, and the platforms you continue to build.
You have already declared that light conquers darkness and that destiny will be fulfilled. Hold to that. “Let your eyes look straight ahead; fix your gaze directly before you” (Proverbs 4:25). Industry fallouts and selective friendships will come and go. True support from those closest to you, paired with the loyalty of those who simply love the work, is what carries an artist through. We, the fans, will always have your back, not because we demand access to every detail, but because we respect the path you have walked and the standard you have set.
Keep creating. Keep performing. Keep building. Protect your peace, lean on those who truly know you, and let the work speak. Who God has blessed, no one can curse.
With respect, love and continued support,
Straai8❤️
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
Stonebwoy says to get to him, you go to God first. Wilderness, bar for bar 🏜️🇬🇭
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
Dear Bhimnation.
Now let me break this down for those of you struggling with comprehension, because some of you are deliberately twisting my words to fit your own narrative. 😂
1. I said “FEELS LIKE.” I didn’t say it IS. There’s a difference between expressing how something feels to me and making a general statement. Learn to distinguish between the two.
2. There’s a reason I used that particular picture. I deliberately chose an older picture instead of a recent one because I wanted you to compare the Stonebwoy of those days to the Stonebwoy we see today. Now, tell me honestly, which version commanded more respect in your opinion?
Most of you didn’t even take the time to read and understand my post before rushing to the comments to attack me. You’ve twisted my words, created an argument I never made, and now you’re fighting a point I never raised in the first place. 😂
The funniest part is that I NEVER claimed I was absolutely right. I clearly stated that I might be wrong about how I perceived things. That alone should tell you that I was expressing an opinion, not presenting my perception as an undisputable fact.
I have absolutely no intention of disrespecting Stonebwoy. I love Ghanaian music, and having an opinion about an artist doesn’t automatically make someone a hater.
But I understand now: to some of you, being a fan means agreeing with everything your favourite artist does and attacking anyone who dares to think differently.
I’m not here to validate your fan loyalty, and I’m certainly not going to let you rewrite my words just because you disagree with my opinion.
Disagree with my point if you want, but argue with what I ACTUALLY said, not the version you’ve created in your heads.
You can disagree with my opinion, but you don’t get to dictate my opinion or change my words. 🤝
Dear @stonebwoy
You are one of my favourite artists. In fact, I am someone who genuinely loves Ghanaian music and appreciates every Ghanaian artist.
There was a time when one of the things people admired most about you was how well you communicated. You were articulate, composed, and carried yourself with a certain level of maturity that earned you respect, even from people who were not necessarily your fans. You didn’t have to prove you were intelligent; the way you expressed yourself did that for you.
But lately, I feel like something has changed.
Sometimes, it feels like you are constantly trying to prove a point, to win arguments, or to earn validation from people whose opinions shouldn’t matter that much to you. And honestly, as someone who respects you, it is painful to watch.
You have worked too hard and come too far to let the need to prove yourself overshadow the very qualities that made people admire you in the first place.
You don’t have to respond to every narrative. You don’t have to win every argument. You don’t have to convince everybody that you are intelligent, knowledgeable, or right. Your legacy has already spoken for you in ways that words on social media never could.
Sometimes, the strongest response is silence. Sometimes, maturity is knowing that not every battle deserves your energy. And sometimes, the person you need to prove something to is nobody but yourself.
I miss the Stonebwoy who commanded respect without seeming to fight for it. The Stonebwoy whose communication made people listen, whose composure spoke volumes, and whose presence alone was enough to make a statement.
I may be wrong about how I perceive things, and I understand that nobody remains the same forever. But I genuinely hope you take a moment to reflect on the man you have become and the man you want people to remember.
Because it would be heartbreaking to watch a man who worked so hard to build a respected legacy slowly allow unnecessary controversies to overshadow it.
This isn’t hate. It isn’t disrespect. And it certainly isn’t me taking sides against you. It is coming from a place of genuine admiration, which is precisely why I feel I should say it.
Sometimes, the people who appreciate you the most are the ones willing to tell you when they feel you are drifting away from the very things that made them admire you.
Stonebwoy, you have nothing left to prove to everybody. Protect your peace, protect your legacy, and never let the need for validation make you forget the value of the person you have already become.
This is coming from the deepest part of my heart. I am saying it because I respect you, and I hope you understand the love behind these words.
Thank you. 🙏🏾
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
Some of you have mistaken appreciation for blind loyalty, and that’s your problem. 😂
I can admire Stonebwoy, celebrate his achievements, and still call him out when I disagree with something he does. Those things are not mutually exclusive.
If expressing an honest opinion about an artist I respect makes me a hater in your eyes, then fine, give me the title and wear your fan goggles in peace. 😂
I will not sacrifice my voice just to prove my loyalty to an artist. I don’t owe any fanbase blind allegiance, and I certainly don’t need anyone’s permission to express my opinion.
If Stonebwoy does something I appreciate, I’ll say it. If he does something I disagree with, I’ll say that too. If you agree, fine. If you disagree, bring your arguments. But don’t mistake your inability to handle criticism for a reason to silence me.
And let’s get one thing straight: dragging me, insulting me, or calling me names won’t change my opinion. It will only show that you have a problem with people thinking independently.
I’m not here to win a fanbase’s approval, and I’m not auditioning to become anybody’s favourite fan. I speak on what I see, not what a fanbase wants me to see.
So if you want to call me a hater, go ahead. If you want to drag me, carry on. 😂😂
But don’t ever think your noise will intimidate me into silence.
I will praise him when he deserves praise, criticise him when I disagree, and sleep peacefully either way. I’m a music lover, not a prisoner of anybody’s fanbase.
Herrrr, if my opinion hurts you that much, you’re free to disagree. But you will not dictate what I can or cannot say. 😂🔥
Dear @stonebwoy
You are one of my favourite artists. In fact, I am someone who genuinely loves Ghanaian music and appreciates every Ghanaian artist.
There was a time when one of the things people admired most about you was how well you communicated. You were articulate, composed, and carried yourself with a certain level of maturity that earned you respect, even from people who were not necessarily your fans. You didn’t have to prove you were intelligent; the way you expressed yourself did that for you.
But lately, I feel like something has changed.
Sometimes, it feels like you are constantly trying to prove a point, to win arguments, or to earn validation from people whose opinions shouldn’t matter that much to you. And honestly, as someone who respects you, it is painful to watch.
You have worked too hard and come too far to let the need to prove yourself overshadow the very qualities that made people admire you in the first place.
You don’t have to respond to every narrative. You don’t have to win every argument. You don’t have to convince everybody that you are intelligent, knowledgeable, or right. Your legacy has already spoken for you in ways that words on social media never could.
Sometimes, the strongest response is silence. Sometimes, maturity is knowing that not every battle deserves your energy. And sometimes, the person you need to prove something to is nobody but yourself.
I miss the Stonebwoy who commanded respect without seeming to fight for it. The Stonebwoy whose communication made people listen, whose composure spoke volumes, and whose presence alone was enough to make a statement.
I may be wrong about how I perceive things, and I understand that nobody remains the same forever. But I genuinely hope you take a moment to reflect on the man you have become and the man you want people to remember.
Because it would be heartbreaking to watch a man who worked so hard to build a respected legacy slowly allow unnecessary controversies to overshadow it.
This isn’t hate. It isn’t disrespect. And it certainly isn’t me taking sides against you. It is coming from a place of genuine admiration, which is precisely why I feel I should say it.
Sometimes, the people who appreciate you the most are the ones willing to tell you when they feel you are drifting away from the very things that made them admire you.
Stonebwoy, you have nothing left to prove to everybody. Protect your peace, protect your legacy, and never let the need for validation make you forget the value of the person you have already become.
This is coming from the deepest part of my heart. I am saying it because I respect you, and I hope you understand the love behind these words.
Thank you. 🙏🏾
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
Dear @stonebwoy
You are one of my favourite artists. In fact, I am someone who genuinely loves Ghanaian music and appreciates every Ghanaian artist.
There was a time when one of the things people admired most about you was how well you communicated. You were articulate, composed, and carried yourself with a certain level of maturity that earned you respect, even from people who were not necessarily your fans. You didn’t have to prove you were intelligent; the way you expressed yourself did that for you.
But lately, I feel like something has changed.
Sometimes, it feels like you are constantly trying to prove a point, to win arguments, or to earn validation from people whose opinions shouldn’t matter that much to you. And honestly, as someone who respects you, it is painful to watch.
You have worked too hard and come too far to let the need to prove yourself overshadow the very qualities that made people admire you in the first place.
You don’t have to respond to every narrative. You don’t have to win every argument. You don’t have to convince everybody that you are intelligent, knowledgeable, or right. Your legacy has already spoken for you in ways that words on social media never could.
Sometimes, the strongest response is silence. Sometimes, maturity is knowing that not every battle deserves your energy. And sometimes, the person you need to prove something to is nobody but yourself.
I miss the Stonebwoy who commanded respect without seeming to fight for it. The Stonebwoy whose communication made people listen, whose composure spoke volumes, and whose presence alone was enough to make a statement.
I may be wrong about how I perceive things, and I understand that nobody remains the same forever. But I genuinely hope you take a moment to reflect on the man you have become and the man you want people to remember.
Because it would be heartbreaking to watch a man who worked so hard to build a respected legacy slowly allow unnecessary controversies to overshadow it.
This isn’t hate. It isn’t disrespect. And it certainly isn’t me taking sides against you. It is coming from a place of genuine admiration, which is precisely why I feel I should say it.
Sometimes, the people who appreciate you the most are the ones willing to tell you when they feel you are drifting away from the very things that made them admire you.
Stonebwoy, you have nothing left to prove to everybody. Protect your peace, protect your legacy, and never let the need for validation make you forget the value of the person you have already become.
This is coming from the deepest part of my heart. I am saying it because I respect you, and I hope you understand the love behind these words.
Thank you. 🙏🏾
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
I lived with my grandfather who was a fetish priest, he taught me several things about the practice. Yeve(the real spelling in Ewe is not on my keyboard) what is known as Yahweh to Christian’s, is our all father. Every family has a priest who serves Yeve and an altar is created for him. What you call fetish priests are actual priests, according to him, his alter traces back to the travels of our ancestors from part of Egypt down the Nile through Sudan, Niger,Nigeria to present day Atsito. The teachings of Moses in Judaism is what guides him so he uses the 7th-10th Books of Moses, Book of Enoch and Psalms for teachings. I’ve seen him do several incantations using the books, I was being taught but because of my mother I was a church rat and I always run away from him.
This is to say, most people have never tried to understand the old ways and culture because of the nuance attached. His favorite quote whenever I spoke to him about Jesus is (Yesu devi swee ya) meaning Jesus is a small boy. The Afa is older than Jesus and Christianity. And it was used by many prophet including Jesus.
When they brought the prostitute to be stoned, he cast the Afa, in the Bible they say he wrote something on the ground. When the Bible talks ab sacrifice on the altar, it is the traditional practice of cutting the throat of the animal and pouring its blood on the altar that’s why you see it messy with blood. That sacrifice is for thanksgiving and cleansing of sin and sometimes for a request.
Sometimes people carved their image as a doll and they leave it at the altar for blessing or protection. That’s why you see the dolls on the altar. The bowls and carving people see at the altar are sacrifices. My grandfather had a lot of money in different currencies on his altar from people who came to seek the gods. It’s a lot that typing cannot say all.
I’m curious to hear different perspectives
Before Christianity came to Ghana, our ancestors already had their own ways of worshipping God through traditional beliefs and deities.
Today, traditional worship is often labelled as demonic for the lack of better words , and its followers are sometimes seen as devil worshippers.
But my question is:
What makes traditional worship good or bad? Is it the practice itself, our beliefs, or the way we’ve been taught to understand it?
Video credit: NanaObeng04
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
He Sang It 18 Days Before The Beef | @stonebwoy - Wake Up BAR FOR BAR
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
Exactly!!! Heard a lot of them say they can't be alone that's why they move from one relationship to another because they feel like they always have to be with someone & that really affects ones mental if care isn't taken. Most of them see movies & think relationships are fun everyday but the reality is different
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
Bro to Bro : We spend money on girls who like us , we don’t spend money for girls to like us.
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
I will open one of the biggest Film Village in Ghana. Creators will travel from country's to country's to come create in the Film Village.
Degreat King Zeal retweeted
I wish Bhimnation will take a leaf out of what Sarknation does to promote Sarkodie. There's no day off being a Sarknative.
Every second, minute, hour, we highlight something abt Sarkodie. The music, interviews, awards, streams etc.
Bro, every native has a Sark-niche. But anytime I come on twitter, bhimnatives are fighting SM, Sarknation. You ppl nuh dey taya?
We all defend our fav when need be, but we don't veer off our niche. I can do agenda but my facts finding abt Sark will always be part of my daily contents. Nti what @NEBASARK does for the industry no ɛnyɛ mo fɛ?
As a fan, be known for something you do to promote your artist. Stonebwoy's numbers on digital platforms are not impressive. You don't have a No. 1 Apple Music song this year. No 1M Spotify streams. But you're doing agenda.
In our camp, if Sarkodie doesn't have a no. 1 song after 6 months into the year, the natives go worry am. @okt_ranking will be on your neck to stream. The millions of streams on Spotify for Sarkodie no you think sɛ ɛda fɛm? 1M+ for Everlasting, Eno Easy, Odo Pa, Major League that's a bragging right.
Charley you ppl shld redirect your energies na you're losing focus. Agenda without music numbers yɛ adwuma hunu.
