KiDi blasts Ghanaian Blogger Ameyaw Debrah for saying he should employ asong writer to enable him blow

Ghanaian Highlife musician, known in real life as Dennis Nana Dwamena, popularly recognized as KiDi, has jabbed renowned blogger Ameyaw Debrah over his post on twitter that which has him saying Lynx Entertainment artistes’ songs are toeing to a one-way direction, so they need new writers and composers to help them go international. Ameyaw Debrah…

Ghanaian Highlife musician, known in real life as Dennis Nana Dwamena, popularly recognized as KiDi, has jabbed renowned blogger Ameyaw Debrah over his post on twitter that which has him saying Lynx Entertainment artistes’ songs are toeing to a one-way direction, so they need new writers and composers to help them go international.

Ameyaw Debrah tweeted days ago;

I’m really waiting to see Kidi and Kuami Eugene take it to the next level, maybe they need new writers, composers, producers etc… something new!!!!!!!”

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Speaking on Radio Central as monitored by Ghananewss.com, the highlife singer who was not happy about the post of the ace blogger, jabbed him hard when he was asked by the host Amansan Krakye, what his response was on what Ameyaw Debrah posted.

According to KiDi, he still doesn’t get what people expect from his hardworking team.

He quizzed, “What is so different about the song we are singing compared to the songs they profess to be wow and international song, that he wants new writers to help us on?”

He also made it known that Ameyaw Debrah also needs better writers on his website, so he can stop the copying and pasting of scrapped stories full of grammatical errors that he publishes.

“Everybody need to play his or her role for making this entertainment industry a better one” – KiDi added.

His comment will be taken as a sign of arrogance by many people.

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