Progenitor of Ghanaian Hiplife music, Reggie Rockstone has disclosed that he is susceptible to depression when he is unable to help children that are in need; i.e. when he sees children suffering and he cannot do anything about.

According to the artiste, such was the major drive behind his decision to give out ‘Waakye’ to starving children making known that he and his team, together with Father Campbell, feed as much as 200 children daily, and that it was only by God's grace that his Waakye became the talk of the town when Shatta Wale tried to mock him,

“I get depressed when I see children not living their life. When children are suffering, that does something to my heart and that is why during these Corona times, we’ve been feeding a lot of street children with my Rock’s Waakye which is now the talk of town,” he said in an interview via phone on Dr. Cann on Happy FM’s Showbiz Xtra.

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“If you visit my Instagram page, you will see the work that I have been doing. In fact, it’s been a very beautiful story because I own three pubs and with the break of the Coronavirus and the ban on social gatherings, work wasn’t standing so well”.

“It was only recently that my brother Shatta Wale was mocking me that I sell Waakye but all of a sudden, something ugly has been turned to gold”,

He made known that people from all over the world now orders hundreds of packs to give out during the pandemic period.