If Smoking Were Deadly, Ga Kenkey Preparers Wouldn’t Be Alive – Camidoh

Ghanaian musician Camidoh recently shared his views on smoking, arguing that it may not be as harmful as commonly believed.

He suggests that not everything considered negative should be seen as such.

In response to whether smoking is inherently bad, he emphasized that the impact of smoking can vary from person to person and should be assessed by doctors.

Camidoh pointed out that while smoking is often criticized for damaging the lungs, traditional practices like cooking kenkey also produce smoke.

He believes that this should not overshadow the context in which smoking occurs, especially in his perspective as an artist telling a story.

Camidoh, known for blending Afrobeat, highlife, and contemporary music, started his career in a musically oriented family.

His early performances and collaborations set the stage for his rise in the Ghanaian music scene. He gained significant recognition with his hit single “For My Lover,” featuring Darkovibes, and further established his presence with the successful track “Sugarcane.”

His music reflects his personal experiences and social observations, combining vibrant rhythms with thoughtful lyrics.

Camidoh’s modern twist on traditional Ghanaian music has earned him a dedicated fan base. His dynamic performances and collaborations have also contributed to his reputation as a key figure in the African music industry.