Kwesi Arthur Talks About How Mr Eazi Helped His Career

Kwesi Arthur Talks About How Mr Eazi Helped His Career

Ghanaian singer, Kwesi Arthur, has revealed in a new interview that Mr Eazi funded his ‘Woara‘ music video.

Kwesi Arthur who got nominated in the 2018 Black Entertainment (BET) Awards, made this known in an interview with Ebro Darden on Beats 1 Radio in the UK after he released a 9 track album titled ‘Live From Nkrumah Krom Vol II.’

The singer said Mr. Eazi funded his ‘Woara‘ music video, while also giving him advice as to how to go about his career.

While responding to a question as to how he got in touch with Mr Eazi, he said;

“Since we recorded Pilolo, he’s been giving me advice and stuff and he actually funded one of my videos, ‘Woara‘. Yeah, he gave his money to shoot that video so bless up Mr. Eazi. We’ve been staying in touch,”

Kwesi Arthur earned a place in the international music scene after his nomination in the 2018 Black Entertainment (BET) Awards, has also been featured on great international media platforms like the BBC, Tim Westwood TV, BBC1 Xtra, among others

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