Veteran Ghanaian hiplife pioneer and cultural icon, Reggie Rockstone, has reiterated his long-standing commitment to a disciplined and drug-free lifestyle, disclosing that he has never engaged in the use of hard drugs throughout his illustrious music career.
Speaking in an interview, the celebrated “Grandpapa of Hiplife” stressed that despite the often intense pressures and perceived excesses associated with the entertainment industry, he has consistently upheld personal restraint and a principled way of life.
He noted that public perception often unfairly links musicians and entertainers to substance abuse, but insisted that he has deliberately steered clear of such habits due to their detrimental implications on health, professional longevity, and personal stability.
“I never did hard drugs,” Reggie Rockstone stated, emphasising that his choices have always been guided by a desire to protect his image, his family, and the sustainability of his craft.
The award-winning artiste further admonished aspiring musicians and young people to eschew drug abuse and instead channel their energies into purposeful creativity, discipline, and constructive personal development.
He also highlighted that success in the creative arts industry demands not only talent but also strong character, self-control, and resilience in the face of fame and societal pressure.
Reggie Rockstone, widely regarded as the architect of hiplife music in Ghana, continues to command respect within the entertainment space, often using his influence to advocate for responsible living and youth empowerment.
His comments have since stirred conversations across social circles, with many commending him for consistently projecting a positive and exemplary lifestyle within the industry.