Ghanaian content creator and brand influencer Mohammed Ali, popularly known as Almed, has slammed Ghanaians who constantly troll and criticise female celebrities over their decisions to undergo cosmetic body enhancements.
In a video sighted by AmeyawDebrah.com, the popular TikToker expressed frustration over what he described as an unnecessary obsession with other people’s personal choices, urging critics to keep their opinions to themselves and allow individuals to live their lives.
According to Almed, he has remained silent on the issue for a long time but can no longer contain his frustration over the constant criticism directed at people who choose to enhance certain parts of their bodies. His comments come amid recent social media criticism of musician Becca, who has been trolled by some netizens over claims that she has undergone lip enhancement.
Almed questioned why Ghanaians are so concerned about decisions people make regarding their bodies, arguing that such choices should not become a source of public criticism. He further argued that individuals who are unhappy with certain aspects of their appearance have the right to make personal decisions about changing them without being subjected to public ridicule.
“Shut up, shut up and mind your business. Ghanaians annoy me so much. The reason why I am doing this video is because I cannot keep it anymore. I have been quiet for so long. It annoys me.
“The person is not happy with that part of their body and has decided to enhance it. What has that got to do with you? Why? You guys are witches and wizards. See the way Becca is looking beautiful. She is looking so beautiful,” he said.
The content creator also referenced similar reactions involving actresses Salma Mumin and Nana Ama McBrown, suggesting that the constant scrutiny of female celebrities over their physical appearance has become excessive. He further urged social media users to respect people’s personal choices and stop criticising them over decisions concerning their bodies and physical appearance.
“Why are you like that? Drink water and mind your business. Ghanaians are witches and wizards. Learn to mind your business and leave people alone,” he emphasised.
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