Take it easy on them and give them a chance’ – Sarkodie advocates for upcoming artists

Sarkodie, a legendary rapper from Ghana, has recently called for kindness and empathy for up-and-coming young talent in the entertainment sector.

The “Landlord of Ghana Music,” Sarkodie, provided his insightful viewpoint on the difficulties facing today’s young artists in a media-driven society.

Sarkodie expressed sympathy for the constraints new artists have while navigating social and conventional media platforms on his Twitter account.

He reflected on his experiences, noting that in his day, artists had the freedom to make mistakes privately and learn from them without being constantly judged by the public.

He emphasised, however, how things are different for today’s up-and-coming musicians, who are thrown into the spotlight almost away, leaving little room for privacy and learning from mistakes.

Sarkodie made a touching statement while on tour in the United States.

My era coming up , we had time to make our mistakes behind cameras and at least work on our approach to this business (how to speak during interviews, stage craft , how to deal with this industry in general) still learning but comparing to These young kings coming up, they…

— Sarkodie (@sarkodie) August 4, 2023