Ghanaian musician Bosom P-Yung has clapped back at social media critics claiming he has “fallen off” as an artiste, accusing them of pushing a false narrative.
The controversial remark came in response to a post on X suggesting that the “Ataa Adwoa” hitmaker, along with other artistes, had lost relevance in the music scene.
However, the post did not sit well with Bosom P-Yung, born Prince Ofori, who asserted that the claim was part of a broader agenda against him.
He pointed out that similar tactics had been used against fellow musicians Black Sherif and Sarkodie.
“You just want to push this agenda until it becomes a reality. That’s how y’all operate. I’ve even seen y’all doing the same, even with Black Sherif’s album. The same thing you’re doing to the landlord (Sarkodie) too,” he tweeted.
Bosom P-Yung added that he would not be shaken by the agenda, stating, “We are strong and active forever. Just say you don’t like my music — it’s simple.”
