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The awards have not come without controversies surrounding it, and this year, which is not different from other years, Hiplife artiste Milla Odartei Lamptey known as Gasmilla in showbiz has added his voice to the controversies by slamming the board of the VGMAs for what he says is the lack of knowledge about music.“For me, I don’t trust the system, I don’t trust the board itself because they give awards to some songs which are not deserving. They gave Shatta Wale’s ‘Dancehall King’ song ‘Dancehall Song of the Year’ which didn’t deserve because that particular song was an ‘Afrobeats song’ and not dancehall song” he explained.Gasmilla who was speaking on UTV's 'Atuu' programme with Abeiku Santana advised the VGMA board to always consider the drum pattern of a song to know which genre it belongs to.“The drum pattern dictates the song and what the song gets. If I’m a dancehall artiste and I have a hit song which is pop, I need to be awarded for the hit song (pop) and not what I do (dancehall). If I release a highlife song and you are awarding me, you should award me based on my highlife song and not hip-life or azonto” he said.
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