The Evans Take

 It is now a known and general knowledge, that former music executive and mogul Diddy won't be singing 'I'm coming home' in the next 50 months as he was handed a 4-year jail sentencing.     Diddy is a showbiz powerhouse who has been through the roller coaster from the East Coast with Biggie to the West Coat with Suge, that Deathrow-Badboy days! He has been through it all yet this thing with the famous 'Diddy Parties' remains unprecedented even by Puff's own high standards. And that's a correct statement authenticated by Gene; Big Gene Deal who was once upon a time his bodyguard.     When you see a man fall, you learn right and not laugh unless you were 50 Cent & the man was Diddy, only then Many Men 'wish death upon me' How do we come to accept Diddy's random videos shall go extinct as far as our reels, stories, status et all is concerned. No new year motivations from the lips of Brother love and this is a very terrible reality for bad ...

 All the love to everyone doing the reading from any part of our world, these are trying global trying times and so it's important I share my flowers with you all.  I am today writing on an important subject for artists as well as creative in general, RIGHTS!     Contents across continents have become very global, technology making it a village thus! There are a multiplicity of plagiarised contents and this overflow has flooded our REELS, STORIES, STATUS et all with recycled creativity and few authentic creations.  In one word, all I'm saying is we need to protect things we create so they don't lose their value and this is when RIGHTS come in.    Having things you create take care of you as you take care of them is the beautiful power adding RIGHTS gives you. So powerful are your creations you need to protect them so the social vultures don't feed off it, you know piracy and all that. The Internet abounds with a lot in the digital space.  ...

Ajeezay is the man with Six (6) packs under his armpit! Ayah is high on talent, he told us to 'Shishi na banku ba' after all, Food na Food and that's a satisfactory banger no wahala with the man's talent.    Ajeezay is a man who understands the Showbiz, a very profound understanding which to me as a creative is a marvel in itself 'How a man so effortlessly plays to the dictates of each field' . This is an industry full of the curves!    At this juncture, Here are your flowers for introducing a talent that will be generational to the National discourse as far as our Ghanaian music & showbiz is concerned, discovering Black Sherif and doing what Napoleon couldn't do. The Greats always identify themselves and little wonder, you gave him wings to continue his sojourn, Ajeezay & Kwaku The Traveller! Hear from Black Sherif himself as he talks meeting Ajeezay; https://youtu.be/JC7NSp7ku5s?si=MqvmwqKbVXcVVAK0   Ajeezay premieres his movie 'The Fisherman...

Barima nsu right? To the left where the Bin is with that thinking as it is one that changed time immemorial and as people interested in the growth of our society, it is required of us to eschew all that isn't in line with our growth and thank God for mental health, thank God for Elevate Men Ghana.    Bill wasn't withering from the truth when he wrote and sung 'We all need somebody to lean on' and thank you Bill for a timeless truth in melody. You see, no man is or should even be an island and sometimes an assist goes very big in changing the course, a big assist! Generally, the society fails if the man fails as the man in most cases reflects his society. We are living in times where the society is absolutely insensitive to the man until he can display a fat, big account like the Egg of life. Society fails the man and he in return continues to fail society with this mistrust and disconnect getting deeper and worsening, each needs an assist and a big one too!   Many ...

  Good day to everyone around the world who comes across these few words of mine although we are collectively not living in the best of times. It's been a tough period for each of us thanks to the novel coronavirus. Educating you about the virus isn't the motivation behind this write as there are enough journals out there that are already doing a fantastic job in enlightening us all.  Back to me, I usually immerse myself into the routine. I catch up to work, I pace around Sianhoville. I read books, listen to good music, active sex life and watch necessary movies. I have friends of intelligence and feeling with whom I pop bottles within downtown bars after which I thunder back up-town on a motorbike or seldomly, on foot. It seems possible to believe my life isn't going so badly after all. True, there are cavities, major ones and perhaps even alarming ones. But I also have a good deal of freedom and freedom is great and something to be cherished! Undoubtedly the most inner-d...