Ghanaian Musician King Paluta Responds to Profanity Accusations: A Clarification Amidst Controversy In a recent video posted on TikTok, Ghanaian musician King Paluta addressed accusations of using profane language in his song "Makoma." Media personalities Nana Aba and Okraku had criticized the song, leading to a public debate. Paluta, in his video, attempts to clarify the meaning and context of the specific word in question, arguing that its interpretation is being misconstrued. He states, "It doesn't even make sense." The video includes screenshots of news articles and social media posts highlighting the controversy. While some interpreted the word as offensive, Paluta maintains it's common in Ghanaian vernacular and was not intended to cause offense. The incident highlights the ongoing discussion of acceptable language in Ghanaian music and the potential for misinterpretations across cultural contexts.
King Paluta has addressed certain lyrics in his hit song Makoma, which has been termed as profane by some Ghanaians, and he was unhappy about it.
