Troubled hiplife artiste, Wisa Greid who is currently under police investigations and facing prosecution following his act of indecent exposure at Citi FM’s Decemba to Rememba Concert on December 24, has opened up about the incident in an exclusive interview with Yen.com.gh.
In the no holds barred video interview, the seemingly apologetic musician insisted that the brief moment of insanity on stage was not planned but resulted from being overwhelmed by the response from the crowd. “When I started playing ‘Ekiki Me’ everyone was happy to so see me because the fans were screaming, it was too much excitement which caused it,” he said.
He answered many of the questions the public have been asking, denying allegations that he was under the influence of alcohol during the performance.
“What happened wasn’t something I planned to do. It just happened, it wasn’t intentional…we didn’t even do any rehearsals for the show so it was not planned …me myself, I was surprised because I didn’t plan to do anything like that. So as soon as I got off the stage, my DJ – Chapter Beat asked me why did I do that? I didn’t believe it until I saw the video and I saw it myself. I never took it serious that night until the next morning , when I got to realise it had gone viral…I feel bad but I have to take the blame like that.”
The said indecent exposure at the concert happened during Wisa’s performance of his raunchy new single, ‘Slow Motion’. Although he has an edited radio version of the song, Wisa performed the explicit version on stage at ‘Decemba To Rememba’, another thing he regrets doing.
‘Most of my fans sent me messages before the show and most people wanted to hear me perform the ‘Slow Motion’ song because it is big on the ‘streets’. But I didn’t think of the other side; that there were going be families, and respected personalities at the event. And that was a big mistake. I have learnt that I have to know what songs to perform at what show, so I don’t make such a mistake again.
According to Wisa he is truly sorry for his behaviour and he believes not everyone may have had the chance to read his official apology which was issued online, thus the release of a new song, ‘I’m Sorry’ in order to reach a bigger audience to show his remorse.
According to the Greater Accra regional police command the musician will be processed for court after investigations. ASP Afia Tenge, spokesperson of the Greater Accra regional police command has said that, the police arrested Wisa and after taking his statement he has been granted bail and he is supposed to report when the holidays are over for the police to prosecute him.
The musician said he was now aware of the legal implications of his actions and is willing to face the law for his actions. He pleaded with Ghanaians to forgive him and expect great music from him in the future.
Video Here : https://youtu.be/_8KXMZbn2Hw
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