Ghanaian hip hop artist Teephlow recently spoke out about rumors surrounding his music career, particularly addressing discussions about his time spent living in the US.

Responding to claims from fellow Ghanaians that he had faded from relevance, Teephlow, who has been based in the US, clarified his focus.In a video statement, he emphasised that his priority abroad is to build wealth rather than chase fame in Ghana, highlighting the importance of financial stability.“I haven’t fell of, I would rather stay in U.S hustle and make money than to remain in Ghan and stay broke. I don’t want to grow old and people will be contributing funds for me. I won’t fall victim to that.,” Teephlow stated.

Teephlow emphasised that having money is more valuable than mere fame, citing the pitfalls of being famous but financially strained.He urged fellow artists not to sacrifice long-term financial security for immediate fame, expressing his desire not to rely on public support in his later years.Known professionally as Lukeman Ekow Baidoo, Teephlow gained recognition in 2012 through the "Next Big Thing in GH Hip Hop" Talent Hunt Show.

His debut single, "The Warning," was released in 2014.