'I can fill up Heaven if I were to perform there' - D Cryme claims

Ghanaian rapper D Cryme has sparked conversation with his audacious statement about performance venues, asserting that confidence, not capacity, determines an artiste’s reach.

In a recent interview with Nana Romeo on OKAY FM on 27 October 2025, the rapper , born Darlington Agyekum, was asked to choose which of Accra’s major performance venues he could easily fill: the Accra Sports Stadium, the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC), or The Dome.

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Rather than picking one, D Cryme boldly responded that his belief in himself went beyond earthly boundaries.

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“If you don’t believe in yourself, you will set limits. As for me, even if I’m given the chance to perform in Heaven, I can fill it up,” he declared.

He went on to stress that an artiste’s mindset should not be restricted by the size of any venue.

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“You can think that a venue has a 10,000 or 100,000 capacity… but if you truly believe in yourself, know your worth, and play your cards right, you can fill any space,” he added.

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D Cryme’s statement has since generated a buzz among fans and social media users, with many praising his self-confidence and others debating whether his remark was pure motivation or playful exaggeration.