Bhim nation boss slammed for taking pictures with everyone he met at the Grammys

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Dancehall artist Stonebwoy received trolls for using his trip to the Grammys as a meet-and-greet for fans.

Stonebwoy attended the 65th Grammy Awards on February 5, 2023 in Los Angeles, California at the Crypto.com arena.

The Ghanaian superstar made the most of his appearance on the red carpet by making sure he met and took pictures with every other superstar he could find!

Bhim nation boss slammed for taking pictures with everyone he met at the Grammys Afro News Wire

Stonebwoy approached Taylor Swift, Fat Joe, and many more celebrities for pictures.

The head of BHIM country proudly posted the photographs on social media, but internet users knocked him down a notch.

He received mockery for turning the Grammys into a trip!

Contrast that with Tems, who received attention and praise from overseas celebrities like DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, and others!

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