In a jaw-dropping revelation, Ghanaian artist Wanlov the Kubolor has exposed the surprisingly plush reality of his time in a U.S. detention center – and it’s nothing like you’d expect. Describing the experience as “like a hotel,” Wanlov, known for his provocative and bold statements, shocked fans with details of the accommodations he received while locked up in the States.
“Honestly, it was like staying in a luxury hotel,” Wanlov confessed, recounting the surreal nature of his detention. The musician, whose unconventional style has often put him in the spotlight, stunned listeners with his comparison of the U.S. jail to a high-end resort. But how could a facility known for housing criminals resemble a vacation spot? According to Wanlov, the prison’s amenities were more akin to a five-star experience than anything resembling a traditional lockup.
From comfortable living quarters to pristine dining options, Wanlov detailed how he was provided with more comfort than many could imagine in a prison. The revelation has set social media abuzz, with fans both flabbergasted and fascinated by his take on a system many see as cruel and unforgiving.
“They made it seem like a staycation,” Wanlov joked, describing the ease with which he navigated the surprisingly relaxed environment. Was it privilege or just a bizarre anomaly of the system? Regardless, his account challenges the grim narratives we typically associate with American prisons.
As his story continues to make waves, fans and critics alike are left to wonder—could this really be the ‘luxury’ of the U.S. prison system, or is Wanlov simply playing his usual game of tongue-in-cheek storytelling?
