Teephlow, a prominent hip-hop artist from Ghana, recently addressed rumours surrounding his music career.
In response to claims that he had faded from relevance, Teephlow clarified that his focus while living in the US was building wealth rather than chasing fame in Ghana.
In a video statement, Teephlow emphasized the importance of financial stability and stated, “I would rather stay in the U.S., hustle, and make money than to remain in Ghana and stay broke. I don’t want to grow old and have people contributing funds for me. I won’t fall victim to that.”
Teephlow’s comments shed light on the challenges artists face in maintaining financial security in the music industry.
His perspective underscores the importance of long-term financial planning and independence in the face of unpredictable fame and success.
The artist’s candid remarks reflect a larger conversation about the realities of fame and fortune, highlighting the importance of financial stability and independence in achieving long-term success in the music industry.
