Ghana’s dancehall artiste has hinted at his intention of owning a football club soon. The ‘Putuu’ hitmaker was building up his football career in Ashaiman where he comes from until music took a hold of him.
His only brother is currently training as a professional footballer. During an interview with BBC, he said that if God permits, his club would be an avenue to give back to society.
According to the report, BBC asked Stonebwoy if it’s true that he has dreams of owning his football team.
“It’s possible, who knows, let’s see how God works it out, because once it’s a thing that gives back to people and creates employment and makes people’s dreams come true I’m all down for it.”
Like many highly successful African musicians, Stonebwoy is keen to use his wealth and influence and leave a positive legacy. Apart from releasing an album – Anloga Junction – and a single – Putuu – during the lockdown. The pandemic has also been a time of reflection for Stonebwoy:
“I’ve had a lot of time to realize that we belong to the earth, the earth doesn’t belong to us. Corona didn’t just come naturally, it came out of man’s reactions and stuff.
“So then I began to realize that the quest of mankind to do the most is just what is going to destroy us more. And these things started sinking in so I actually put them into my being and I became more humble, I became more real.”
For the video for his latest smash hit, Putuu, he managed to film Togolese former Premier League star Emmanuel Adebayor.
And there’s another video out there which is even more compelling: we all knew that Adebayor had fancy footwork, but some of the dance moves he throws to Putuu, wow!
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