Artistes must support each other before seeking public backing – Amerado

Ghanaian rapper Amerado Burner issues a strong call to fellow artists, urging them to unequivocally support each other just as they do with the public.

During an interview with MX24 TV, Amerado passionately stressed the paramount importance of artists in Ghana setting an unwavering example of mutual support within the industry.

He firmly believes that this unwavering unity among artists can lead not only to individual success but also to the substantial growth of the Ghanaian music scene. Amerado articulated this viewpoint, stating, “I believe that they say charity begins at home. When you’re playing football, the first goal starts with a pass. So we are seeking support. How well are we supporting each other as artists? It starts from our hearts. It starts from what we do so that the people watching would find the essence in coming in to support you.”

He passionately underlines his optimism, emphasizing that when artists unite and collaborate wholeheartedly towards a common goal, they can undoubtedly achieve remarkable success. When asked if he receives support from fellow artists, Amerado boldly maintained that he doesn’t have expectations of support from anyone. He appreciates all his fellow artists, whether their support is overt or not. He emphatically clarified, “I don’t live with expectations, and I’m one person. I do not live with expectations. Those who support me, support me, and I love them. The fact that he’s not supportive doesn’t mean he’s not listening. Probably he’s recommending me to somebody at the blind side of me.”