I only claimed that to get attention because I never worked as a delivery boy in the US - E.L.

 He admitted that everything was done for the trends in an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, which duly produced favorable outcomes for him.

In a recent interview with 3Music TV, the 2016 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) Artiste of the Year said that there was a time in his life when he needed to work as a food delivery man in the US in order to maintain his body and soul.

Even more, he said that his time in the US had taught him the value of humility.

Now, the rapper claims that everything was a hoax and that nothing like that ever took place.

"Andy, please allow me to be completely honest with you as my brother about the entire plan we follow. Although I have never done that, it is one of those things. Sometimes you get carried away on the spur of the moment," he added in Pidgin.

E.L. said that despite never having worked as a delivery boy, he had ambitions of doing something similar.

The rapper from "Bars" later issued an apology for the marketing stunt.

"I shouldn't have done it; it was more of an attention-getter. Others who were close to me also had an impact. I wanted to acquire something that was trendy when I had just gotten off the plane, and it was trending.

E.L. is now on a media tour to support his most recent EP, titled "The Teacher."

After his 2021 Bar 6 album, this EP is E.L.'s first significant release. Additionally, it proves his resolve to fulfill his promise to fans upon his comeback in April 2023 to release more music.

To commemorate the release of his first EP in a while, E.L. also hinted at a live performance at the Zen Gardens in Labone.

Fans may anticipate a body of work that demonstrates E.L.'s musical development and storytelling prowess as the release date draws near.

"The Teacher" is positioned to establish itself as a standout release in 2023 thanks to the inclusion of "Chop Life," "Soba," and the promise of interesting collaborations.