By: Kenneth Appiah Bani
Ghanaian award-winning musician, Fameye, has stepped beyond music into the role of a counselor, delivering advice that has sparked conversations online.
In a recent post, the “Praise” hitmaker cautioned young men against living a reckless lifestyle of dating multiple women, urging them to instead prioritize focus, growth, and self-discipline.
“If you are doing too many girls, stop,” he advised, sounding more like a preacher or motivational speaker than a musician.
His statement quickly attracted attention on social media, with fans sharing their thoughts in humorous yet insightful comments.
One fan, Mikki Bhim, wrote: “You’re right blorrr, get one understanding witch and you will be ok for life.” Another, Zak Villa, joked: “In Ghana, if one girl die, 10 boys will be single.”
Others reflected on Fameye’s advice more seriously. Top fan Bes Tie noted: “Now you know, you do some passed, make we also do some, when we grow we go use to advise the young ones.”
The reactions show how Fameye’s simple but striking advice resonates differently across audiences some taking it as light-hearted banter while others see it as genuine counsel for the youth.
Over the years, Fameye has built a reputation for using his music and platform to highlight real-life issues. With this statement, he has reinforced his place as not just an entertainer but also a role model who is willing to use his influence to guide the younger generation.
