Reggie Rockstone reacts to reports of confusion in group

daniel russell

June 16, 2016 9:29 AM

A publication by Flex Newspaper said it observed there was a disconnection during VVIP’s performance at the Vodafone Unity Concert held at the Accra International Conference Centre over the weekend.

VVIP: Zeal, Prodigal and Reggie Rockstone [Left to right]

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According to the publication which came with the headline, “Confusion in VVIP: Stage act exposes them”, Reggie Rockstonewho joined Zeal and Prodigal to form VVIP after Promzy’s departure, was reluctant when songs by VIP were played and vice versa.

It added that after the event, some patrons also voiced similar observations.

But Reggie Rockstone in a tweet laughed at the publication and cautioned that journalists be circumspect as Ghana goes to the polls this year.

In a later interview on Pluzz FM’s AM Pluzz, Reggie Rockstone described the publication as a ‘reckless observation’.

“It is a ridiculous headline. There is no iota of truth in it. We have various arrangements on how we come on stage and how we connect. Sometimes, we do old songs before new ones. We even perform and make it seem like a competition to entertain people before songs we have done as VVIP. The headline is just sensational. That story was written for you to buy the newspaper. That’s all,” he said.

Reggie further stated that there are evidence that there was coordination between them during their performance.

“When they sing old songs, I’m the one seen dancing from one point to the other. Ask Stephen Appiah, check out the reports from the show and they will tell you how lively we were. They are just making up a story. It’s really a reckless observation,” he noted.

Since the formation of VVIP, it has produced a number of hit songs including Skolom, Hustle, Book of Hiplife and Dogo Yaro.

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