Nigerian songstress, Ayra Starr called out organizers of Afrochella concert in Ghana.
Ayra Starr divulged her irritation on her Twitter platform on Thursday after she fell on stage during her performance at the Afrochella concert in the West African country.
Afrochella is an event aimed at celebrating Africa’s diverse culture and the vibrant work of African creatives and entrepreneurs; this year’s edition was themed “Afrofuturism.”
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Starr was performing at this event yesterday, December 28, 2022, when she tripped on stage.
However, she stood up almost immediately and continued the show as if nothing had happened.
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Watch the awful moment below.
Why your voice come change after the fall ? You want cry? pic.twitter.com/FnZED1AXKT
— celestial (@Veronokpara) December 29, 2022
The singer was able to pick herself up and continue with her performance following the awkward moment.
Watch the singer continue with her performance below.
Love how Ayra Starr came back after her fall. It was smooth . She got the crowd chanting and just carried on with finesse. She’s a star.
That fall must have hurt though and I hope she wasn’t hurt. pic.twitter.com/ThTjIoE8i8— Kemi SmallzZ (@kemismallzz) December 29, 2022
Taking to Twitter to express the painful experience, the self-acclaimed celestial being urged the event organisers to always clean the stage after every performer to avoid painful and unnecessary falls.
“Afrochella next time y’all should clean your stage after every artist performance , that fall was very unnecessary and painful,” she wrote on Twitter.
She went on to wish that her ‘crush’ did not have a glimpse of the awkward moment.
The songstress had this to say, ‘I just hope my crush never sees that video of me falling 😭😭😭’
I just hope my crush never sees that video of me falling 😭😭😭
— Celestial being (@ayrastarr) December 29, 2022
Equally, Ayra Starr is signed to Don Jazzy‘s Mavins records. She made her mainstream debut in January 2021.
