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Bullet slams hypocrites asking him to sign someone like late Ebony
Bullet CEO of Rufftown has blasted people he termed as hypocrites for suggesting he signs a girl like Ebony.
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According to him, the same Ghanaians who claimed it was too early to introduce another artist after Ebony Reigns died have called on him to sign an artist who talks and sings like Ebony Reigns.
Bullet shared on his Facebook timeline that he has been getting numerous messages from Ghanaians to sign a certain lady who talks, sings and acts like the late Ebony Reigns but according to Ricky, Ghanaians are being hypocrites for suggesting that.
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He wrote;
“So lately I have been getting messages on my phone and inbox, a lot of people are asking me to sign a girl who talks and sings like my late artist ebony reigns and this had got me thinking. these are the same people that said Bullet was too quick to bring out a new artist, and these same people been attacking my new artist wendy shay saying she is trying to sing and act like ebony reigns even though Y'all know she is different. If you guys are attacking wendy shay because you claim she is trying to be like Ebony reigns then why are you all forcing me to sign another artist who sings and talk like ebony reigns? chale we for stop this hypocritical life oo”.
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