Highlife musician Kwabena Kwabena says anyone who judges him by his photos on social media is unwise.
The award winning musician has been accused of being 'gay' because of his new fashion style.
He has been spotted wearing clothes people have not seen him wear previously and painting his nails, which many social media users perceive to be feminine.
In an interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM, the 'Aso' hitmaker debunked the rumours stating that he is not gay as people are perceiving.
"Seeing a picture is able to inform you about somebody’s sexuality? They are talking about my sexuality from a photo.
"For any human being to watch a photo and make judgements, I will want to look at him and look at him very well. Appearance is deceptive, and you are not wise," he said.
Kwabena Kwabena mentioned that he has the right to decide on how he dresses and does not have to answer to the opinions of others.
According to him, he dresses in whatever he feels comfortable and good in.
"It’s something I love to do right now, and I am getting into it more. I have told my fashion people to pick more for me. Even big fashion guys like it," he added.
Kwabena is preparing to release his sixth album soon. His first single titled Kwadede, off the album, drops Friday, May, 28.
Latest Stories
-
I haven’t authored any party financial report that has been rejected – Ex Ketu South MCE
2 hours -
Legacy Girls College celebrates 10 years of growth, excellence and empowerment
5 hours -
Afro Harmony calls for improved royalty systems for musical bands
6 hours -
Ghana, Nigeria, Chad, Rwanda among top polluted countries in the world – Report
6 hours -
Ghana’s air quality deteriorates again for the 3rd consecutive year – 2024 World Air Quality report
6 hours -
Take advantage of the National Apprenticeship Programme – NYA CEO urges youth
7 hours -
New leadership of National Film Authority engages industry stakeholders
7 hours -
NYA CEO Osman Ayariga reaffirms commitment to youth development at IYES 2025
8 hours -
From Stubborn Child to Family Hero – Why Your Words Can Make or Break Your Child’s Future
8 hours -
NIB reportedly detains Rev. Kusi Boateng
8 hours -
The change of Dampare and the open jubilation: was he an ‘Evil IGP’?
9 hours -
Kow Essuman reflects on transformative leadership experience at Harvard Kennedy School
9 hours -
World Press Freedom Day to honour distinguished individuals, organisations – GJA
9 hours -
E/R Minister calls for investigation into drowning of two siblings
9 hours -
BeTechConnected hosts media soiree ahead of Future of Work 2.0 event
9 hours