‘Who cares about your movie?’ – Fredyma slams LilWin

Renowned Ghanaian music producer, Fred Kyei Mensah, popularly known as Fredyma, has lambasted Kumawood actor LilWin for comments he made regarding Daddy Lumba’s vigil being held on the same day as his movie premiere.

It will be recalled that on July 29, 2025, LilWin expressed displeasure with the Creative Arts Agency (CAA) for planning to stage a vigil for the late Daddy Lumba on the same day he was set to premiere his movie.

But touching on this development, Fredyma, has criticised LilWin for what he described as insensitive comments, especially at a time when Ghanaians and people across the world are mourning the passing of Daddy Lumba.

In an interview with Nana Romeo on OKAY FM, Fredyma emphasised that instead of complaining, the actor could use the vigil night as an opportunity to promote his movie, perhaps by encouraging Ghanaians to attend the premiere with candles, thereby honouring the late legend while supporting the arts.

“If he were strategic, he could have asked Ghanaians to come watch his movie by adopting the candlelight strategy. He would have asked people to bring their candles to his movie premiere. It is not by force that everyone comes to the Independence Square,” he said.

Fredyma further lambasted the actor, adding that no one cares about his movie.

“If you can’t make it, you can even light your candle wherever you are and grieve with the bereaved family. How can he say we should abandon the vigil for his movie? Who cares about his movie? He should have been strategic with his marketing,” he added.

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Source: Ghanaweb.com