Stonebwoy's Viral Fan Black Farayi Loses TikTok Account After Calling Him "Yawa Guy"
- A huge frenzy is building up around Ghanaian musician Stonebwoy and one of his viral fans, Black Farayi
- The viral content creator, in a video making the rounds online, described Stonebwoy using a disrespectful slur
- The moment, which infuriated Stonebwoy's fanbase, led to the content creator losing his account
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Black Farayi, a TikTok user who raked in thousands of followers thanks to his videos inspired by Stonebwoy, has lost his account.
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The account, with a quarter of a million followers, has now been banned following a viral video of Black Farayi supposedly speaking ill of Stonebwoy.
The youngster had raked in thousands of followers thanks to his impeccable command of Stonebwoy's music lyrics.
Videos of him singing Stonebwoy's songs excited scores of Bhim Nation fans and brought millions of views to his page. And, as of August 2025, his account had nearly four million likes on TikTok.
But Black Farayi's account was banned after the youngster tagged Stonebwoy as a "yawa man".
Yawa is a disrespectful pidgin slur used to describe a problematic situation or a person.
According to Black Farayi, his expectations from the Overlord hitmaker after becoming one of his most viral supporters online were not met, hence his frustrations.
"I could go to his house anytime, but when I go, I return empty-handed. Even during his TikTok live interaction, he ignores my request," he claimed.
Black Farayi's statement infuriated scores of Stonebwoy fans who couldn't help but chastise him online, forcing him to render an apology.
What did Stonebwoy give Black Farayi?
According to a source close to Stonebwoy, Black Farayi, who labelled Stonebwoy as stingy, received a significant amount of money to help with his rent last year.
Source: Instagram
The source confirmed that Stonebwoy and his wife had several plans underway to continue supporting the youngster with his content creation and music.
"Sometime ago, Dr. Louisa left a phone call meeting with her high-level executive friends from top companies just to advocate for him — trying to secure him a job opportunity so he wouldn’t have to struggle or beg," Stonebwoy's management team member said.
"And just last week, Stonebwoy and the BMG team finalized plans for the very first BNNG Incubator Program — a project where Farayi was considered to be among the first batch of young artists to receive funding, mentorship, marketing, and career support from Stonebwoy, BMG, and BNNG," he added.
Black Farayi's saga with Stonebwoy stirs reactions
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from Ghanaians as they reacted to Black Farayi's loss and issues.
Chanase Melody Vybez said:
"Hmmmm Ghana youth and famfooling."
Johado NinetyNine Joachim wrote:
"His first mistake was not noticing that his friends comments was leading him to talk negative about Stonebwoy and Dr Louisa. If he watch this video again, he will wish he was smart to answer differently. I was in this situation before and I only thank God I wasn't stupid to talk ill about my boss even though he was frustrating me then. His friend was backbiting him by saying my boss is stingy and doesn't pay us well."
@Killakuttt commented:
"LOL you think these fools mean anything in bhim nation, moagyimi ooo. The ones that buy tickets to go watch stone are the real bhim natives not clout chasers on social media."
@1GADBASIT noted:
"This idiot enjoy more than real stonebwoy fans sef, this guy had no place to sleep,stonebwoy rented for him and set him up to help his own life,now what again he should be giving u money everyday because he gv birth to eeer, idiot like that."
Stonebwoy hits back at NDC
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Stonebwoy had complained about the National Democratic Congress political party excluding him from their victory concert lineup.
The Burniton Music Group label boss noted that he called one of the ministers to question why he was not considered for the government gig despite being available in Ghana at the time. He accused NDC executives of being biased towards their favourites, neglecting artistes like him.
Proofreading by Omoleye Omoruyi, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
