Ghanaian rapper D-Black has expressed disappointment over attempts by some social media users, particularly Ghanaians, to compare Dancehall artiste Stonebwoy with Nigerian musician Young Jonn. This discussion followed Young Jonn’s sold-out concert at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on Friday, September 25, 2026. Videos from the event circulated widely on social media, prompting some users to draw comparisons between Young Jonn and Stonebwoy.
The comparisons were made after Young Jonn performed at the Wembley concert, which was attended by a large crowd. Some social media users teased Stonebwoy over what they described as a curtain-raiser performance, while highlighting Young Jonn’s reported sold-out show. Reacting to the comparisons on September 26, D-Black urged social media users to stop what he described as attempts to create such narratives.
D-Black argued that Nigerians have shown strong support for their artistes, which he believes contributed to Young Jonn’s ability to fill the venue. He stated that this level of support is lacking in Ghana, which affects the performance of Ghanaian artistes. D-Black’s comments have sparked a lively debate on social media, with many users weighing in on the comparison between Young Jonn and Stonebwoy.
According to D-Black, Stonebwoy surpasses Young Jonn in terms of catalogue and stagecraft. He emphasized that Stonebwoy has a more extensive discography and superior stage presence. D-Black’s assertion has sparked discussion among music fans, with some agreeing that Stonebwoy’s experience and catalogue give him an edge over Young Jonn.
Young Jonn’s sold-out concert at Wembley Arena has been hailed as a significant achievement for the Nigerian music industry. The event has been celebrated by fans and industry professionals alike, with many congratulating Young Jonn on his success. However, D-Black’s comments have shifted the focus to the Ghanaian music scene, highlighting the need for Ghanaian artistes to receive similar support.
D-Black’s reaction to the comparisons has been met with mixed reactions from social media users. While some have agreed with his assessment, others have disagreed, arguing that Young Jonn’s achievement should be celebrated without diminishing Stonebwoy’s accomplishments. The debate is ongoing, with many users sharing their thoughts on the matter.
The discussion has raised questions about the support for Ghanaian artistes and the need for a more robust music industry in Ghana. D-Black’s comments have sparked a necessary conversation about the state of the Ghanaian music scene and the need for increased support for local artistes.
Key points
- D-Black urges social media users to stop comparing Stonebwoy and Young Jonn.
- D-Black believes Nigerians' strong support for their artistes contributed to Young Jonn's success.
- D-Black thinks Stonebwoy surpasses Young Jonn in catalogue and stagecraft.
