They Stopped Me From Entering Church, they Assumed I Was A Criminal -Teflon Flexx

Teflon Flex has accused the church of discrimination based on looks.

He narrated how he was denied entry into the church premises because they said he looked like a criminal.

The young artiste, who has dyed his hair green and wear earrings on his face, explained that the ushers and the protocol members stared at him as if he had stolen something.

“The last time I attended church, they stopped me from entering because they assumed I was a criminal."

"The church security heckled me as though I was a criminal.”

This he said on the popular Ghanaian radio station, Hitz FM.

He however did not mention the name of the church, as he stated that he wasn't interested in shaming the church.

The Tamale-based artiste, whose area of specialization includes Hip-hop, Afropop, Dancehall, and other notable genres, explained that no form of discrimination can stop him from doing music because that has been his passion from the start.

As a product of St Charles Minor Seminary cites mentioned that Sarkodie is his major influence.

“Sarkodie has always been my musical idol because he has proven that music can be very successful and he has really taken Ghanaian music to places and It is always going to be a dream come true to perform with or on the same stage with Sarkodie and I know hard work will get me there.”