Ghanaian artiste, Teflon Flexx has stated that he bagged the Unsung Artiste of the Year at the just concluded Vodafone Ghana Music Awards because he always stays true to himself.

According to the self–acclaimed modern-day Kwame Nkrumah and the music pride of the North his tremendous win at the 2020 edition was due to his originality as an artist.

Teflon Flexx, who is the brains behind the "Madina" hit song that is trending in Ghana made this statement in an interview with Cookie Tee on Starr FM.

“I owe this win to my good people from the North and my music lovers around the world for their great support. My consistency in the game, and how different and original I sound on beats was the magic."

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"I believed that fetched me this award which I am so grateful for. This award is not mine alone, but also for all growing or up-and-coming talents who are working hard to get their craft heard,” 

"it's a huge step for the region. This serves as a motivation to countless underground arts in the region who are almost losing hope because of tiring efforts without recognition.” He said 

Teflon has multiple hits to his name, the likes of Murder’, ‘Eskebelebe’, ‘Oreo’, ‘Madina’ and his latest, ‘Oluwa’ which is his gratitude song after his victory.