In a recent revelation that has stirred the Northern entertainment scene, popular musician, Wiz Child has opened up about the challenges he faces with certain media outlets. The artist, known for his energetic performances and hit songs, claims that some radio and TV presenters are demanding payment for interviews, a practice he deems both unfair and unnecessary.
Wiz Child expressed his frustrations candidly, stating, “I am bigger than some stations.” His assertion underscores his belief that his significant following and the value he brings to media platforms should naturally eliminate the need for such fees. The singer feels that his contributions to the industry and his popularity should be enough to secure media spots without additional costs.
Speaking on ‘The Spotlight’ on Zaa.TV Ghana with Dolah Malema, Wiz Child states that he has the biggest brand among all the musicians in Tamale, so having presenters requesting ‘peanuts’ from him for interviews when these same presenters uses him at the time of need does not make sense. For Wiz Child, the impact of these demands is significant. It shifts the focus from his music and connection with fans to navigating the financial barriers imposed by some media practitioners. This not only affects his promotional strategy but also challenges the principles of fair media practices. Watch the interview below,
WizChild’s stand might spark a broader dialogue, encouraging both sides to seek a more equitable approach. As he continues to rise in prominence, his stance against unethical media practices could lead to significant changes, ensuring a fairer landscape for all artists.
