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In recent weeks, a fierce debate has erupted over whether Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl 2025 halftime performance can be compared to Michael Jackson’s legendary 1993 show. While many fans and critics have hailed Lamar’s set for its innovation and bold cultural commentary, renowned UK-based Ghanaian artist Danny Lampo has stepped in to voice his strong opinion: the two performances should not and cannot be measured by the same standard. Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show was an energetic, high-octane spectacle featuring dynamic choreography, memorable guest appearances, and even some pointed lyrical jabs that have reignited old rap rivalries. His performance, highlighted by collaborations with SZA and unexpected cameos, has been widely celebrated for its creativity and relevance in today’s hip-hop landscape. Yet, as social media and entertainment pundits quickly began comparing Lamar’s set to Michael Jackson’s 1993 performance a show that is often credited with revolutionizing the Super ...

Ghana is a country blessed with immense talent across various creative industries, from music and film to fashion and sports. Over the years, the nation has produced internationally acclaimed stars who have made their mark on the global stage. However, according to Empress Ghadafi, a key voice in Ghana’s entertainment industry, many talented individuals are still struggling to reach their full potential due to a lack of proper support. Empress Ghadafi believes that with the right push from industry stakeholders, Ghana’s creative industry can flourish, allowing young and emerging talents to break into mainstream success. She emphasizes that financial backing, media exposure, professional management, and government intervention are crucial in shaping the future of the entertainment sector. Ghana has long been a hub of creativity, producing some of Africa’s biggest names in music, film, and entertainment. Icons such as Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, Black Sherif, Jackie Appiah, a...