Shatta Wale, Pope Skinny, Kwabena Kwabena, Ruff N Smooth, and other Ghanaian musicians gathered at Lincoln Hotel in Accra on November 26 where they received a sum of Gh¢30,000 from MiPROMO Media company. The money was generated from their music videos monetized under the Youtube monetization programme for the past few months including other online store sales.
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Ghanaian Musicians Receive Money From Youtube Monetization
Shatta Wale, Pope Skinny, Kwabena Kwabena, Ruff N Smooth, and other Ghanaian musicians have received money from MiPROMO for monetizing their videos on youtube.
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Officials of MiPROMO urged Ghanaian musicians to also focus on generating more money from online in addition to their event earnings. They have also put in place measures to start a new campaign against free online music downloads dubbed “No Free Download” which would enure to the benefit of Ghanaian struggling stars.
Self-acclaimed Dancehall King, Shatta Wale expressed his gratitude at the event after receiving his cash, saying “I feel like Ghanaian Jay-Z”.
MiPROMO is a media company who specialize in Web Publishing, Social Media Marketing, Digital Music & Video Distribution, Online Advertising, Branding & Image Development, Celeb Photography, Web Traffic Generation and Event Marketing & Management.
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