Kuami Eugene, a highlife artist, is responding to critics who criticize his sense of style by claiming that his choice of clothing is a deliberate sacrifice meant to provide a better future for his family.
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In a recent Live TikTok session with Nana Donkor Arthur, the 2020 VGMA Artiste of the Year and Lynx Entertainment signee disclosed that his wardrobe selections are not random but rather a calculated compromise to help his family overcome their hardships.
When questioned about why he doesn’t seem to care about people who call him out for having “poor fashion sense,” the Monica crooner said that his dedication to providing a better life for his family comes before living a more ostentatious lifestyle.
He informed the host that he could not disregard his family’s lack of a good home to live for a luxury lifestyle, and he shared the challenges he had in the early years of his profession and his resolve to do everything in his power to change his tale.
“I vowed to make sure my family are living their best life before I focus on my fashion lifestyle due to my past experiences. When I sang my hit song, ‘Angela’, we were still struggling. I was still taking ‘Trotro’ during that time. After ‘Angela’, My first travel to UK was when I started seeing some big money and I had to change my family with the money first before I started focusing on my lifestyle. If I wasn’t dressing good and all that was because I had to change the destiny of my family first before coming to myself,” he said.
He expressed satisfaction saying: “Now my mum owns a house, rides her own car, before we were sleeping in a box at Kaneshie but now things have changed. All my siblings now have their own cars. Now everyone is living well so even if I’m enjoying my life now they understand because I have built up my family well.”
He urged critics to consider the context of his choices before passing judgment, stating, “I’m just hoping that before you talk about someone or attack, you need to think about the person’s situation.”
