“We care less if the media supports us or not. Just like you (the media) challenge us, we are also challenging you to take responsibility for your work.” Says Omar Sterling of R2Bees.
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‘We care less if the media supports us or not’ - R2Bees
Ghanaian musical duo, R2Bees rubbishes the media, claim they don’t need support of the Fourth Estate to survive in their craft.
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Sterling further boasted that they (R2Bees) have built their group so strong to the point that it can survive without the media.
The duo who made the remarks during an interview session with HitzFM’s Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, said nothing can stop their music from selling even if blacklisted by the media.
Likening their case to Kanye’s, the duo said they won’t be the first musicians in the world to survive if blacklisted in the media.
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“They (media) have blacklisted Kanye and other artistes in the world for speaking their truth; we are authentic musicians doing authentic musics...Nobody can bully us in the business” they added.
According to the R2bees, some media personnel do not do due diligence with regards to their reportage and end up denting the brands of some celebrities.
R2Bees is currently promoting their latest single “Back 2 Basics” which comprises of 15 songs.
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