Ghanaian YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon has said he has never set up a camera to offend someone; instead, he uses it to express his opinions about various topics.
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Sheldon argues that it is not disrespectful to express his opinions on popular entertainment topics in an objective manner.
He made this statement on the Konnected Minds Podcast, where he also talked about his early life hardships and the factors that led to his success on YouTube.
Kwadwo Sheldon, who was raised by his grandmother, claimed he had to work extremely hard during his formative years because he was from nothing.
“Rough labor was required from the start. I would not have believed it if someone had told me that I would travel to the places I have and become a thought leader in this nation,” he remarked.
In addition, he revealed that he had no father figure to look up to after his father passed away when he was only four years old.
“I have experienced adversity in the past and was terrified of failing. I had to decide on my next move and my plans for the future.”
Sheldon also talked about his plans for survival outside of the YouTube industry, given that the platform’s future could change at any time.
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“I have never treated someone disrespectfully. I just share my opinions on issues; I have never mounted a camera to criticize someone’s character.”
Regardless of the person being discussed, Kwadwo Sheldon claims that he does not consider himself someone who gives kisses.
Since we have gradually developed this brand, I will not be an ass-kisser, and I hate it. We will discuss it if your issue is on the table,” he continued.
