The list of women ‘celebrities’ only known for their sexual appeal is too long – Rapper C-Real

All other things being equal, being a celebrity in Ghana is totally overrated as anyone who appears on television is given the tag ignorantly.

As a result, the number of female celebrities in Ghana keep increasing every passing day and this has infected rapper C-Real with headache.

Born Cyril-Alex Gockel better known by his stage name C-Real who doubles as BBnZ Live signed act has added his voice to the growing trend amongst female social media users in Ghana who call themselves, “Slay Queens“.

According to the rapper, the development is unfortunate as it relegates hardwork among contemporary women to the background.

C-Real simply can’t think far as to why hardworking women are not given the needed attention in our media dispensation comparably to those who pride themselves as slay queens. He posted his sentiment on Twitter as monitored by GHBase.Com that;

“I know some amazing Ghanaian women, who get little to no media attention for amazing feats. These blogs and sites can’t wait to post some sexually driven content for clicks. I get it, sex sells. The sad part is that the sale brings no value but vanity. None whatsoever.”

C-Real who recently did a joint album with Lil Shaker christened, “Pen & Papper” went in hard to talk about the growing number of jobless ladies who have nothing good to offer except the exhibition of their s£kxual appearance on the internet. Read the post below;

The list of Gh women “celebrities” who are only known for their visual or sex appeal is too long. It undermines the efforts of the other Gh women who actually have SO MUCH to truly offer us. “Who f*ck who- Who go Dubai- Who wear what” That’s their entire brand offering. SMH.

See tweets below:

The list of Gh women "celebrities" who are only known for their visual or sex appeal is too long. It undermines the efforts of the other Gh women who actually have SO MUCH to truly offer us.

"Who f*ck who- Who go Dubai- Who wear what"

That's their entire brand offering. SMH.

— C-Real ???????? (@C_RealMC) February 21, 2018

I know some amazing Ghanaian women, who get little to no media attention for amazing feats. These blogs and sites can't wait to post some sexually driven content for clicks. I get it, sex sells.

The sad part is that the sale brings no value but vanity.
None whatsoever.

— C-Real ???????? (@C_RealMC) February 21, 2018