Sadly, the 20th Vodafone Music Ghana Music awards was surrounded with a lot of controversies. The Stonebwoy-Shatta Wale brawl made headlines over the weekend on both local and international websites. It was disheartening to see talented musicians attack each other in the presence of over 3000 audience and viewers streaming online.
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8 things Ghanaians compared celebs with on the VGMA red carpet
Ghanaians show they have the gift of "sight", likening red carpet pictures of their favourtie celebrities to these things.
Ghanaian rapper, Kwesi Arthur being compared to a popular kitchen tool, pestle used for pounding fufu.
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Nevertheless, some Twitter users tweeted some humorous post by comparing our favourite celebrities to items.
Let’s take you back to VGMA 2017, where popular Ghanaian celebrities namely Nana Ama Mcbrown, Berla Mundi, Zynnell Zuh and Bibi Bright were compared to popular kids show called Teletubbies. These style icons were dressed in gorgeous gowns with matching hairdo and makeup.
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Ghanaian celebrities, Nana Ama Mcbrown, Berla Mundi, Zynnell Zuh and Bibi Bright at the VGMA 2017.
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Sometimes, it takes weeks or months for a celebrity to finally approve of an outfit benefitting a red carpet event such as Ghana’s biggest music awards. However, social media has a way of making a mockery of their creativity and hard work.
Check out some tweets below and share your thoughts with us.
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