I’m bad and proud - Ebony

She loves to show a lot of skin and many have suggested it is her way of getting attention to herself and her music but Dancehall musician, Ebony says they are far from the truth.

This is because she has been wearing skimpy or revealing clothes way before she entered into music.

Thus everything you see is a true representation of who she is because she does not fake her identity. Yes, she is a bad girl and she is proud to be one

“The bad girl brand people see out there is a true representation of me. This is how I have been even before coming into the limelight” she told Showbiz in an interview on Monday.

“I don’t pretend to be who I am not. I am a very bad girl and there is nothing anyone can do about it. And I am proud to say it. I have nine piercings and a lot of tattoos all over my body and this is how I want to live my life,” she said.

According to Ebony, no one can tell her what to do so far as she knows she is doing the right thing and anyone who wants to love her can do so by supporting whatever she does.

“Love me for who I am because the whole Ebony brand comes with the package. How I dress, my tattoos, my hair and my colour comes with the Ebony brand and I want Ghanaians to accept that” the Poison hitmaker said.

Reacting to a situation at the passport office recently where she was asked to leave the premises because of indecent dressing, Ebony who described the situation as unfortunate said she was disappointed at the whole issue because there is no dress code at the passport office.

“I chose not to talk about it but I was very angry because there were ladies there with more revealing outfits but they were not asked to leave.” said Ebony who has three nominations in this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA).

Asked if revealing too much flesh does not draw unnecessary attention from the opposite sex, Ebony said the pressure is sometimes unbearable but she knows how to handle such situations because men will always be men.

Real name Priscilla Opoku Kwarteng, Ebony who is known for songs like Dancefloor, Turn On the Light and Kupe said she has plans to collaborate with Sarkodie, Shatta Wale among others.

About her chances at this year’s VGMA, Ebony who was nominated for Best New Artiste of the Year, Reggae/ Dancehall Artiste of the Year and Best Reggae/ Dancehall Song of the Year said she knows she is going home with at least two awards.

She also expressed her gratitude to her management team Rufftown Records for spotting the talent in her.

“My management team is made up of wonderful people, they make sure I get all the shows and promote my songs” she said.