Any clone who makes fun of my brand will be beaten by my supporters. A. Oseikrom Sikanii.
Ransford Brefo, a Ghanaian artist better known as Oseikrom Sikanii in the entertainment industry, has threatened to organize people to beat up anyone who impersonates him and makes jokes about his reputation.
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He claims that although these self-described lookalikes search for businesses to affiliate themselves with, he has a distinctive brand that makes it challenging for anyone to pose as him and make jokes.
He went on to state that while he has a resemblance, due to the lookalike's knowledge of Oseikrom's identity and what Oseikrom Sikanii is capable of, he is unable to publicly claim to be Oseikrom Sikanii's doppelganger.
In an interview with Aba Guy Guy on Original TV, the artist discussed his opinions on the topic of lookalikes.
He declared, "These impersonators keep an eye on some musicians' brands, and when you look at my brand, you should know you cannot joke with it. They play with others who will allow them to do it. Who is it who claims I don't have a clone? I do, but the problem is that he cannot tease me and claim to be my doppelganger on social media. I'll let people to beat you, and I can round up attackers.
Oseikrom Sikanii boasted about having a large number of attorneys and admitted to having enough legal understanding. So he wouldn't be hesitant to have anybody playing his tunes live without his permission arrested.
"I am a humorous person, but my attorneys are quite busy. I don't just have one lawyer; I have several. No matter how much money either of you have, I'll have you both arrested if an event organizer makes the mistake of letting someone perform my music there. He said, "I'll let you know I understand the legislation.
He added that one of the reasons he wants to distance himself from the lookalike story is because he thinks it might compound the issues already plaguing him, explaining that he has already been accused of being a bad person on social media because some people impersonate other people for him to do wrong.
He continued by saying that he was searching for a scapegoat to stop others from making the same mistake.
"While many may consider these actions to be unimportant, I do it because I believe they will bring me troubles. Already, fraudsters are defrauding others online using my name. People are utilizing my name to make money, but I don't, and as a result, I've gained a negative reputation. In order to convince people that I am destructive, I therefore need someone to use as a scapegoat, he stated.
