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Although Asamoah Gyan has been featured on a number of songs, artiste manager Bulldog claims that he is not a musician.
The player has published a few of songs with his late comrade Castro, and he regularly combines music and athletics.
Both “African Girls” (2010) and “Do the Dance” (2011), both released in 2010, were international smashes for the duo.
As Castro has vanished, Gyan has released fewer songs, but he has not stopped performing with his own band.
When questioned on United Showbiz whether Gyan qualified as a musician, Bulldog vehemently disagreed.
“He’s not a musician. I don’t consider him to be a musician. He’s a professional footballer because he hasn’t launched anything. Music is his hobby,” the Bullhaus Entertainment boss said.
“You can’t just say someone featured him [on a song], so he’s a musician. I’ve seen you (Nana Ama McBrown) sing on so many platforms but you are not a musician.”
By:Ghbase
