‘The Video Of Lilwin Laying In The Hospital Bed For The Video Of His 25th May Song Was Not Faked’ – Kwaku Flick Speaks

In the wake of mounting speculation and criticism surrounding the release of Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin‘s song “25th May (Voice Of God),” Ghanaian musician Kwaku Flick has come out to clarify the intentions and circumstances behind the song’s release.

The song, which came out shortly after the tragic accident involving Lilwin that resulted in the untimely death of a three-year-old boy, sparked intense debate online.

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Many folks online questioned the timing and sincerity of the release, suggesting it was inappropriate given the time.

Amid all the backlash, Kwaku Flick, who featured on the song alongside King Paluta, in an interview with Zionfelix offered some clarification.

In making his remarks, he acknowledged the variety of opinions being expressed by netizens.

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The “Y3 Kom” hitmaker emphasized that those who take the time to listen to the song will discover its deeper, heartfelt intentions. “If people take their time to listen to the song, they would note that Lilwin said a lot of positive things and even prayed for comfort for the bereaved family.” Kwaku Flick stated.

He also addressed the accusations that the video of Lilwin lying in a hospital bed during the recording was staged.

Kwaku Flick categorically denied these claims by stating that the videos of Lilwin laying in the hospital bed during the recording of the video were not fake at all because the Wezzy Entertainment boss was at the hospital when they recorded the full song.

Watch the video below: