In this episode, we examine the rise and fall of Abu Trica — the Ghanaian influencer whose extravagant lifestyle garnered global headlines, and whose arrest sent shockwaves through the online community. What started as jaw-dropping flexes on Snapchat and Instagram turned into a multi-million-dollar romance scam that allegedly targeted elderly victims in the U.S., with funds flowing through a sophisticated network and the FBI’s Cleveland Division leading the charge.

We break down how he was caught, who he was really connected to, and how artificial intelligence and fake online personas fueled the scam. But this isn’t just a crime recap — it’s a conversation about what drives people toward quick wealth, why social pressure to appear rich online can blind us to ethics, and how we should think about influence in the digital age. This is a story about scams, but also about why we should resist the temptation to chase after evil disguised as luxury. 🔍💸

Tune in.

Let’s talk truth, lessons, and how we choose to define success in a world obsessed with showing off wealth. ✨

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1. Kwesi Arthur - Fefe Ne Fe

2. O Kenneth - Balenciaga

3. Black Sherif - Sacrifice

4. Odumodu Blvck - Wotowoto Seasoning

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Have you ever noticed how some of us are quick to share things in public, only to enjoy them secretly in private?

In this episode, we dive into that side of Ghanaian culture that feels… a little hypocritical.

From the uproar around Beauty in Black season two and its gay scenes, to how people ridicule something just because they’re not publicly connected to it—yet can’t help but binge-watch it—we unpack it all.

It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s about us holding a mirror to ourselves.

🎧 Tune in, share your thoughts, and let’s have the conversation we keep avoiding.

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1. Sarkodie - Violence ft Kweku Smoke

2. Ayisi - Grind

3. FOKN Bois - Brkn Lngwjz

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In this powerful episode, Perry Tintin sits down to unpack the silent but scarring issue of body shaming—especially within Ghana’s digital scene. From subtle comments to direct insults, many female influencers face a constant battle for acceptance while navigating unrealistic beauty standards.

We talk raw, real, and unfiltered—about how this toxic culture affects confidence, mental health, and brand identity. Why do we criticize what we don’t understand? Why does being bold, sexy, or different invite backlash?

Tap in as we break the silence and spotlight the stories that deserve to be heard.

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This week, we’re diving into why the rich refuse to share their business secrets and how that affects young people trying to level up.

Using RNAQ @40’s star-studded celebration as a case study, we explore how powerful networks are built and why access to the right rooms can change everything.

We also shine a light on Ghanaian vendors and service providers, showcasing how they create absolute magic when given the resources and space to thrive.

Tap in, share your thoughts, and let’s break it all down!
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Phew! What a year! Let's wrap it up with @_Fab_Aaron (on IG). We go down memory lane to go over the good, the bad, the ugly—all the happenings over the year, our achievements, greatest joys and negatives. As we prepare for next year, we wish you all the very best in all you do. Be great and take care of yourself.

Enjoy this one.

P.S. I had slight sensitivity issues with the second mic I ordered online—apologies for the sound imbalance. I've had to order another brand, Next episodes with guests will be better. Thanks for understanding.

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1. Very Soon - Fameye

2. No Sir - Sarkodie ft Bensouth

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Some girls can bill you unprovoked. Ei! 😂😂😂

Imagine a lady sending you 3 different outfits to know which one you prefer. You make a choice then she swiftly sends her account number for you to pay for it. 😂😂😂 Crazy!!

In this episode, my gender shares their experiences when ladies billed them unprovoked. Ugo laugh die 😂😂😂

The songs used in this episode are not the property of myself or the studios. All rights belong to

1. Kidi ft Black Sherif - Lomo Lomo

2. King Promise ft Sarkodie, Olivetheboy - Favourite Story

3. King Paluta - Makoma

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I was bored all day, then I remembered I had a mic and a good setup. So I opened my apps and sent FATHERS' DAY shoutouts to all the Fathers, bosses, sugar daddies, incoming fathers and incoming sugar daddies, all the brotherhood.

If you hear your name there, give me an emoji in the comments section.

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1. Obrafour - Kwame Nkrumah

2. Ebony - Date Your Father

3. Ebony - Sponsor

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HAPPY FATHERS DAY!

Sometimes people just like to set themselves up for public ridicule just for the clout. It's sad but if some parents should see what their children feel and think about them as they portray online, the world would be very bitter.

Twitter has enabled a lot of people so much and I hate it, honestly. Our parents have struggled, the least you can do is to reciprocate that love, care and affection, especially when you can.

Delve into the episode. It may be a lot to take in, but let me know what you think in the comments.

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1. Becca - African Woman

2. Okyeame Kwame ft Morris Babyface - Anaa

3. Bisa KDei - Odo Carpenter

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