No One Sees Me As A Bad Boy Anymore After My Sex Video - Lord Paper

Lord Paper has thanked his lucky stars that he was able to recover after his x-rated music video 'Awurama'.

According to him, most people saw him as a bad boy with some even calling him a demon after the video.

It was only after he took the time out to convince Ghanaians that he is not as bad as the media painted him out to be that they began to forgive him.

He explained how his sexually explicit music video, ‘Awurama’ which went viral in 2017, almost destroyed his career.

In the video, Lord Paper was filmed making out with a model on set.

Apart from that, there was a lot of nudity in the video which was condemned because the video was against the modest culture practised in Ghana.

Lord Paper recounted that his career started going down from there; even other artists declined to collaborate with him because of that.

Now, he has now completely revamped his image by moving away from explicit songs by releasing back to back bangers.

“No one sees me as a bad boy anymore, in fact, they rather appreciate the wonderful music I have been churning out over the years which have gotten me nominations. I needed the buzz as a new artiste and after getting it, I had to work hard to prove to Ghanaians that I am talented,” he stated in an interview with Graphic Showbiz.

“When I dropped songs such as Fameye, Dzigbordi, Love No Catch You Before and Asabone, people were like ‘I love this guy but his Awurama song is what I don’t like. Today, I can boldly say that my past is totally forgotten and all I get is the encouragement to continue doing those wonderful songs,”

Lord paper was nominated for Record of the Year and Best New Artiste of the Year at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards in 2020. In 2019, his Dzigbordi song was nominated for Best Music Video at the 4Syte Music Video Awards.