Ghanaian musician Patapaa has set his sights on conquering a major music venue in London, sparking both excitement and skepticism. Patapaa has declared his intention to sell out the Indigo at The O2, a feat that would require him to fill a 2,800-seat capacity.

This ambitious goal comes on the heels of criticism surrounding Patapaa’s talent and the reasons behind his rise to fame. Undeterred by these detractors, Patapaa insists his European fanbase, particularly those in the UK, are chomping at the bit to see him perform live.

While acknowledging the logistical hurdles of filling such a large venue, Patapaa revealed he has already attracted interest from promoters eager to stage the event. However, demonstrating a desire for creative control, Patapaa emphasized his preference for working with a Ghanaian promoter “to do it our way.”

The interview also served as a platform for Patapaa to confront his critics, labeling them as “ignorant” and vowing to use the London concert as a springboard to prove his musical merit. Patapaa remains dedicated to dismantling misconceptions surrounding his career and earning the respect he believes he deserves within the industry. Despite facing ridicule, Patapaa’s unwavering determination suggests he’s on a mission to redefine his image and solidify his place as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.