Renowned Ghanaian rapper and sound producer Elom Adablah, better known by his stage name E.L, has shared one of the craziest encounters with a female fan during his music career.
In an interview on 3FM’s 3Lounge entertainment show, he recounted how a fan from North Kaneshie, a suburb of Accra, went to great lengths to find his residence.
The most shocking part, he revealed, was when the fan climbed over the walls of his North Kaneshie home and knocked on his bedroom window.
“Oh wow, the craziest thing a female fan has done? Not that crazy. I don’t have too many crazy stuff. I try to be a gentleman, so I guess I attract ladies, so it’s not really too much crazy stuff. I’m sorry I can’t… I’ve had people hop over my wall when I use to live in North Kaneshie; come into my house, and tap on my bedroom window. Like I’ve said this thing somewhere before, I guess… I’ve had stuff like that happening, It’s normal,” he said.
Meanwhile, the ‘Koko’ hitmaker advised fellow artists to learn how to produce their own beats.
He emphasized that this enables artists to preserve the original vision of their songs without relying on someone else.
“I have told this to all my friends, the earlier you start learning how to produce your own beats if you are a musician, the better.
“I have gotten through a few of them and they realise like its so much easier to bring out the idea directly yourself than to go through to someone,” he added.
