Ghanaian artiste based in the United Kingdom, Slim Busterr is not happy about criticism that he has lowered the standard of his recent music productions.
He made this statement after Ghana Weekend’s Kwame Dadzie wrote an article detailing how he thinks the once-upon-a-time music great is denting his reputation with shoddy works.
The writer mentioned the poor sound quality of his recent songs and his lacklustre music videos.
Unhappy by the article, he told Sammy Flex on Zylofon FM that journalists who talk ill about his works are disappointed musicians.
“But you see, you are dealing with journalists who are disappointed musicians or comedians so this is what happens. When I used auto-tunes about 16 years ago, a journalist at Graphic Showbiz criticized me but today tell me which artiste in the country doesn’t use autotune? So sometimes when you think ten years ahead of journalists in creating something, they won’t call you for clarification” he said.
He also said that the writer may be suffering from a histrionic personality disorder, a reason he did not reach out to him but went ahead to publish the article to impugn his reputation.
“I think the writer wasn’t constructive enough especially when he said I used a phone to shoot my video. You saw my equipment when you came to the UK right? I think Kwame Dadzie’s problem is either he’s got this histrionic personality disorder or the phone he uses is bad,” he noted.
“I don’t know what type of phone he is using. Because when you watch the song from Youtube, you should be able to tell if the sound is not good or the quality of the video is low. What kind of quality is he talking about? You have to be constructive,” Slim further stated.
In the meantime, the writer, Kwame Dadzie, has responded on his Facebook timeline that he had had that discussion with the dancing musician before and thought it was best to use his article to goad him on to do better.
https://www.facebook.com/kwamedadzie/posts/3853576914671891
In the past few years, Slim Busterr has released songs such as ‘Vuvuzela’, ‘Masan Aba Reloaded’, among others.
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By: ghanaweekend.com
