Reggie Rockstone has drawn attention to what he deems as rampant corruption in the Ghanaian music scene, asserting that certain artists are artificially boosting their popularity by purchasing online streams.

In a conversation on Property FM in Cape Coast, Reggie Rockstone voiced apprehension regarding the authenticity of the remarkable streaming figures boasted by numerous Ghanaian musicians.

He specifically highlighted the use of streaming farms, where artists employ various methods to artificially inflate their streaming numbers.

"The huge number of streams some musicians get are sometimes not genuine because they have streaming farms. The corruption that has infiltrated into music nowadays is a whole topic for another day that we need to discuss," he asserted.

Not only did Reggie Rockstone criticize musicians, but he also implied that the makers of well-known digital streaming services, like Spotify, are making sizable profits off of musicians.

He made it clear that the majority of the money raised goes to help people in other countries.

“The white people are really enjoying our money out of the digital streaming platforms they’ve created like Spotify and the rest. They’re really spending our money, and they always find a new way to rip, so we have a lot of things that we have to look at,” Rockstone lamented.