Change of name: Patapaa rebrands as Patapeezy

Change of name: Patapaa rebrands as Patapeezy

Swedru-based artiste Patapaa, has asked his fans to stop calling him by that name.

According to the ‘One Corner’ hitmaker, he has changed his name from Patapaa to Patapeezy, a name given to him by comedian Funny Face.

Patapaa in a video shot in France expressed gratitude to Funny Face for hyping him after the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards and then asked his fans to call him by the name given to him by Funny Face.

“Funny Face gave me good hype and also gave me a new name, Patapeezy. I left the name Patapaa in South Africa. No one should call me Patapaa again. I’m not Patapaa. Call me Patapeezy; else I’ll take you to court. We have changed the name Patapaa, and now it is Patapeezy,” he said.



He also thanked Togolese footballer Emmanuel Adebayor for promising to provide him with suits and also to foot the bill for his music video.

“Let them talk, don’t mind them, next show… next award you will go there with Dolce & Gabbana suit. I will send them from Italy and take your measurement in Ghana,” Adebayor said in a video.

Adebayor, a friend of Funny Face, fell in love with Patapaa after the comedian had danced to the song in a live video. In 2012, Adebayor gave Funny Face a brand new Range Rover.

Patapeezy’s over-sized suit worn to the 2018 Vodafone Ghana Music made the artiste the butt of jokes, adding salt to injury.

Comedian Funny Face took to social media to mock the outfit, nicknaming him Patapeezy.

The ‘One Corner’ hitmaker, who got into mainstream music in 2017 after he performed the song at the Agona Swedru Akwambo Festival, is currently one of the hottest artistes in the country.

He has generated a lot of controversy with his style of dressing and choice of lyrics.

Source:Myjoyonline

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