- Confident challenge to skeptics
- Resolute amidst criticism
- Vision and preference
Ghanaian musician Patapaa has confidently challenged skeptics who doubt his ability to fill the Indigo O2 in London, expressing concerns about potential overflow due to the venue’s capacity.
In response to critics who mocked his aspirations, Patapaa asserted that the 2,800-seat venue would not suffice for his fanbase when he takes the stage there.
Despite initial dismissals of his ambitions, he remains resolute in proving his detractors wrong.
Following rapper Medikal’s successful sold-out concert at the same venue, Patapaa took to social media to assert his own potential to achieve a similar feat, garnering both attention and skepticism from the Ghanaian public.
In an interview, Patapaa, also known as Justice Amoa, emphasized his determination to exceed expectations and make history at the Indigo O2. He expressed gratitude for the support of his European fans, particularly those in the UK, who eagerly anticipate his performance.
Despite receiving interest from various promoters after his social media post, Patapaa emphasized his preference for Ghanaian promoters, emphasizing his desire to execute the event in a manner that aligns with his vision.
Having risen to prominence with his 2017 hit “One Corner,” Patapaa has faced criticism questioning his musical abilities and attributing his success to chance rather than talent. However, he remains steadfast in his resolve to challenge negative perceptions and carve out a lasting legacy in the music industry.
