- Stonebwoy addresses criticism for not throwing money at fans during performances
- He calls the practice "disrespectful" and prefers to hand out money personally
- Stonebwoy prioritizes a more organized and dignified approach to giving back to fans
Ghanaian dancehall sensation Stonebwoy has addressed criticism from fans who have labeled him “stingy” for refusing to throw money into crowds during his performances. In a recent statement, the musician explained his stance on the practice, citing disrespect and moral concerns.
“I just don’t like the idea of throwing money because it is disrespectful, but Ghanaians have a different mindset,” Stonebwoy said. “I time them and rather hand it over personally. I like it when they line up and come for it one after the other.”
The artist expressed concerns that throwing money can create chaos, leading to injuries and uneven distribution among fans. He shared his preference for a more organized approach, ensuring everyone has a fair chance to receive something.
Stonebwoy also countered the argument that throwing money is a way to connect with fans, stating that there are more dignified ways to show appreciation and love to his fanbase.
