Renowned Ghanaian musician Nana Fynn, also known as 2Lock, recently addressed misconceptions about vocal improvement in an interview on Accra FM on July 7, 2024.

He emphasized that the belief that smoking marijuana can enhance one's singing ability is unfounded and dismissed it as "foolishness."

Fynn explained that vocal performance is influenced by a physiological connection between the ear and throat. While some individuals may naturally possess good voices, proper training is essential for developing singing skills.

He emphasized that confidence plays a crucial role in singing, suggesting that those who turn to substances like marijuana might be seeking confidence rather than genuine vocal enhancement.

Addressing other vocal myths, Fynn noted that bananas can help clear mucus from the throat, which can benefit singers. However, he cautioned against using the voice immediately after consuming cold water, as it can negatively affect vocal quality.

Nana Fynn, known for his debut album 'Ankwansema' in 2000 and subsequent successes in the music industry, also engages in gospel music, operates a studio and barbering salon, and enjoys hobbies such as football, snooker, and reading historical and religious texts.