I can’t sing songs that are written by other people – KK Fosu 

Ghanaian Hiplife singer and songwriter, KK Fosu, born Kaakyire Kwame Fosu has disclosed that he cannot sing lyrics that are penned by someone else.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Hitz FM’s Andy Dosty on Thursday, Febraury 29, 2024, the ‘Suudwe’ hitmaker detailed that whenever the lyrics of a song are written for him, he rewrites it to suit his writing style.

In the words of the renowned crooner; “I can’t sing a song that somebody has written for me, I don’t know how to do that. Even when you write it, I must change it to my progression. I will make sure I arrange your song for you if your song is not good.

The award-winning musician further denied claims that Paa Kwesi Dobble wrote the lyrics for his song, Oga, during his beef with Samini (formally known as Batman) some years ago.

According to him, the song ‘Oga’ was not even meant as a reply to Samini.

“So when you grant an interview, and you tell me you wrote Oga, can you write my song for me? Double paa kwesi can you stand before me?” he said.

KK Fosu went on to assert that he was the originator of fan army culture in the Ghanaian music industry.

“Ask about D camp. When we talk about this nation-nation thing, I started it,” he noted.

The songwriter then urged Ghanaians to pamper young and rising artists to help them last long in the music industry.

“What some people did to me, I do not want them to do to the likes of Kelvyn Boy, Kwame Eugene. Let’s pamper them to help them last long in the music Industry,” he emphasized.