Accra, Ghana – Award-winning dancehall star Stonebwoy has firmly dismissed allegations that he is copying another artiste, insisting that no individual has exclusive rights to hosting live sessions on TikTok.
Addressing the growing debate on social media, Stonebwoy rejected suggestions that his TikTok Live broadcasts were inspired by or imitated a fellow musician, describing the claims as baseless and unnecessary.
The celebrated musician maintained that social media platforms are open to everyone and that every artiste has the freedom to engage with fans in their own unique way without seeking anyone’s permission.
“I have every right to go live on TikTok whenever I choose,” he stressed, emphasizing that interacting with supporters through digital platforms is a normal part of modern entertainment and should not be turned into a source of controversy.
His comments come amid heated online discussions, with some social media users accusing him of replicating another artiste’s style of fan engagement. However, the dancehall star insists that creativity and audience interaction cannot be monopolized by any single individual.
The remarks have since sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some backing Stonebwoy’s position on artistic freedom, while others continue to debate whether entertainers should strive to maintain distinct approaches to engaging their audiences online.
Despite the criticism, Stonebwoy remains unfazed, reaffirming his commitment to connecting with his fans through every available platform while focusing on his music and brand.
