Kelvyn Boy

Ghanaian singer, Kelvyn Boy is urging the youth to stop smoking marijuana known in local parlance as ‘wee’. According to him, he has stopped smoking after many years of patronising the drug for recreational purposes. He explained that, although most Ghanaians think smokers are rowdy in nature, they can be some of the nicest and cleanest of people he has met. Kelvyn Boy said though some of the top musicians in Ghana are smokers, it is not a good practice for the youth to emulate. Source: Adomonline

Popular afrobeat music sensation Kelvyn Boy has cleared the air on allegations that he assaulted the mother of his twins back in 2022. This was after a video of a woman claiming to be Deborah Kponyi, the mother of his twins, claimed in a 2022 interview that she had been subjected to continuous abuse by the artiste, even providing evidence of wounds sustained from the alleged attacks. Addressing the issue for the first time in an interview with Andy Dosty on Accra-based Hitz FM, Kelvyn Boy argued that he doesn't know the lady in question and that all reports and allegations against him were…

Afrobeat singer Kelvyn Brown, who has gained popularity under his stage name Kelvyn Boy, has shared details of the song that got him both national and international recognition. Since beginning his career in 2017 with the release of ‘Toffee,’ featuring Medikal, Kelvin Boy has become a household name in the music industry. In an interview with Adwoa Noella on TV3’s Newday morning show, the singer stated that although he had released songs, which include ‘Na You’, ‘Yawa No Dey Feat’, ‘Momo,’ and ‘New Year,’ the song that brought him to the limelight was ‘Mea.’ On that song, which was produced by…

Ghanaian Afrobeats singer, Kelvyn Boy, recently spoke about the thriving state of the music industry. During the interview on Joy Prime, he noted that the dynamics of the industry have shifted to the point where he no longer needs to perform many shows to earn a living. This change, he added, is due to the way music lovers consume music, with streaming becoming a more popular method. “Even when I sleep, I make money. That is how it’s supposed to be. I don’t have to be in their faces before you know I am getting there. “I am beginning to move…

Ghanaian musician, Kelvyn Boy, has opened up about how he practices and maintains a good mental health. Speaking on 3 Music TV’s Culture Daily Live, the ‘Down flat’ hitmaker shared insights on how he keeps his mental health in check, outside the limelight. While admitting that he doesn't have a therapist or a medical professional on his team, Kelvyn Boy disclosed that he has people to confide in. "I don’t have a therapist in my team or a medical professional but I have people I talk to and I have things that I do that are therapeutic," he asserted. Some of the activities…