Ghanaian gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy has openly praised fellow artists Kofi Kinaata and Stonebwoy for their thoughtful and meaningful lyrics. In a recent interview on Hitz FM, the "Ote Me Mu" hitmaker expressed her appreciation for the wisdom embedded in their songs, contrasting it with her strong condemnation of profane music by other secular artists.
During the interview, Ohemaa Mercy highlighted her preference for songs that convey wisdom and positive messages. She shared, "I always listen to songs that give wisdom. I love Kofi Kinaata and some of Stonebwoy's songs." She went on to reveal that she even used Stonebwoy's song "Tuff Seed" in one of her sermons due to its insightful lyrics.
Ohemaa Mercy also emphasized her disapproval of morally degrading music, stating, "There are some songs I wouldn't even allow anyone in my home to listen to because they don't communicate anything; it's just noise." Her firm stance underscores her commitment to promoting music with positive and uplifting messages.
Her comments have sparked discussions about the importance of lyrical content in music and the influence it has on listeners. By highlighting the work of Kofi Kinaata and Stonebwoy, Ohemaa Mercy has drawn attention to the value of meaningful lyrics in today's music landscape.
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Ohemaa Mercy lauds Kofi Kinaata and Stonebwoy for the level of wisdom expressed in their songs. #DaybreakHitz
Posted by Hitz 103.9 FM on Monday, July 1, 2024
