Kofi Kinaata Quits Football And Join The Music Industry, He Reveals
Kofi Kinaata has revealed that he was a footballer until his mother encouraged him to join the music industry since he had a good voice
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Ghanaian award-winning Hiplife artist, Martin King Arthur well known on stage as Kofi Kinaata, has revealed the source of his musical inspiration, claiming that his mother encouraged him.
Speaking in an interview with Joy Entertainment, Kofi Kinaata disclosed that his mother advised him when he was 6 or 7 years old to choose between being a musician and a footballer.
According to the ‘Confusion’ hitmaker, he was a natural singer as a child, and also a natural football player, and his mother’s greatest desire and ambition was for him to pursue either a career as a musician or a footballer.
He explained, “I’m extremely delighted because my mother told me when I was six or seven years old that she wanted me to sing or play football because I was a great football player, and now I’m singing,” he said.
To refresh your memory, Kofi Kinaata is widely regarded as one of the most prolific singers in contemporary highlife music. He is best known for his Fante raps and freestyles, which have earned him the moniker “Fante rap god.”
Some hit songs which the artist have released are, ‘Things Fall Apart, ‘Behind the Scenes’, ‘Thy Grace’, ‘Suzuka’, ‘Adam and Eve’, ‘Confession’, ‘Never Again’ and others.
