Sleeping With Another Partner Is Not Cheating – Okyeame Kwame
Okyeame Kwame has generated significant attention online through his redefinition of the concept of cheating.
The esteemed rapper, who is also known for his vegetarian lifestyle, made a bold statement by asserting that engaging in sexual relations with someone other than one’s partner does not constitute cheating.
In a video that has been widely circulated on various social media platforms, Okyeame Kwame elaborates on his viewpoint, emphasizing that as long as a partner is not utilizing their own body or that of their partner, it cannot be considered cheating.
This perspective was shared during an episode of the Bro Code podcast, which is produced by renowned Twitter influencer Kalyjay.
The expression has since sparked backlash on Twitter. A tweep commenting on the post shared by Kalyjay said “His thought process intrigues me so much that I want to have a chat with him.”
Another added that “such an idi*t @Okyeamekwame came out to tell we that we must make money to fix our cars to use on bad roads and then continue to work and fix it lol. masa so you no get sense like that lol one of my role models paa be this”.
Wtach a snippet of the podcast and what Okyeame Kwame said;
Okyeame Kwame was in the news recently when he angered a cross-section of Ghanaians on social media by indirectly downplaying the importance of the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest with a comment shared on Twitter, now X.
Okyeame Kwame said that no one leader, no matter how skilled, can solve all of the country’s problems on their own. This was in response to the question, “Who do you believe will fix the country?” According to him, if every citizen took responsibility for enhancing their health, cultivating positive attitudes, bolstering their families, and succeeding in their careers, the combined impact would benefit the country.
In his tweet, he declared, “You Naa you will fix the country. Starting with your health , then mindset , then your family, then your work . If we all start a small light in our little corners, Ghana will become bright. All the names you have mentioned can also light a small flame. However, Ghana cannot be fixed by one man . No messiah in politics.”
Many Ghanaians were upset by the musician’s words because they thought they absolved the political establishment of responsibility for the nation’s problems.
