A heated exchange has erupted between entertainment commentator Tilly Akua Nipa and Vida Adumtuwaa Boateng, the Public Relations head for Stonebwoy, following a social media post by the reggae-dancehall artist that fans described as “historic.”
The disagreement began when Stonebwoy shared a post celebrating his Rapperholic status, which drew praise from fans and industry supporters. However, Tilly Akua Nipa publicly criticized the post, suggesting that the messaging was overly exaggerated and questioned whether it reflected humility.
In response, Vida Adumtuwaa defended Stonebwoy, insisting that the post was appropriate for celebrating his accomplishments and branding. She accused critics of misinterpreting the intent behind the post and emphasized the artist’s right to frame his own narrative.
The incident has sparked widespread discussion on social media, with fans taking sides. Some support Tilly’s critique, arguing that public figures should exercise caution in self-promotion, while others back Vida and Stonebwoy, noting that artists have the right to celebrate their milestones.
This clash highlights ongoing tensions in Ghana’s entertainment industry, particularly the balance between artistic expression, public relations strategies, and fan expectations. As the conversation continues online, it remains to be seen whether either party will release a formal statement to clarify their stance.
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Source: Thepressradio.com
