Young Ghanaian musician Fotocopy has set his sights on global recognition, expressing his desire to perform on some of the world’s biggest stages.

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In an interview with DJ Slim on Daybreak Hitz, the child star confidently outlined his ambitions.

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“I’d like to perform at the Ghana Music Awards here in Ghana (TGMA), the Grammys, and the Oscars. Because I believe that very soon the name Fotocopy will become a household name, and that is why I believe I’ll perform on a big stage like that,” he shared.

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Beyond his aspirations, Fotocopy takes pride in his journey as a young artiste. For him, one of the most thrilling aspects of his career is seeing his name recognized.

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“The excitement is when you google who is the youngest musician in Ghana, and guess what? Google gets to tell you it’s Kaline Nana Kwaakye Fotocopy,” he said.

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Despite the challenges that often come with the industry, Fotocopy remains unfazed, crediting his dedicated team for ensuring his success.

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“As for the problems, I don’t think I have one or any, because my team is going all out to put the name Fotocopy on the map, so problems are a big no for me,” he asserted.

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He particularly appreciates the unwavering support on social media.

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“They support me a lot on TikTok. You find a bunch of them liking, following, commenting, and sharing, and it makes me feel that my team is doing tremendously well,” he noted.

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With six songs to his name, Fotocopy highlighted Friends Today, Enemies Tomorrow as his personal favorite. Inspired by social media dynamics, the song reflects shifting friendships and real-life experiences.

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“Friends Today, Enemies Tomorrow is basically a world anthem or a street anthem. I got the inspiration from social media because I realized that almost all the best friends I knew today are friends, and tomorrow they are enemies,” he explained.

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“These are things that happen in people’s lives, and that is the type of song I’m trying to bring out—things that happen in reality.”

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