I know Ghanaians will celebrate me when I die – Rockstone

Ghanaian musician, Reggie Rockstone popularly known and referred to as the Hiplife ‘grandpapa,’ is convinced his numerous contributions to the Ghanaian Music Industry will be fully recognised and appreciated when he dies.

According to him, he is unperturbed by the apparent lack of recognition of his contribution to the music industry because his wife remains his biggest cheerleader.

“I am too humble; I have been a very simple man and humility has always been my shield. I was raised so. And I know when I pass there’s going to be a lot of talks just like everybody, when you die that’s when people celebrate you for your good work, as for my accolades I think I have enough from my wife and I’m content because I have never been an award guy, I didn’t come from that school,” he said.

The “Plan Ben” singer said, he takes consolation in the fact that Ghanaians celebrate people when they die.

BACKGROUND

Born Reginald Yaw Asante Osei, Reggie Rockstone is credited for pioneering the Hiplife genre and has played a pivotal role in its development.