Dancegod Lloyd says friends mock him and shed light on his grass to promote transformation

• Dancegod Lloyd has delved into the evolution of his dance career, from performing at high school shows to becoming a viral star
• He shared his emotional come-up story in a recent interview with Kumawood star Kwaku Manu
• Their conversation has received a lot of attention on social media

Ghanaian dancer Dancegod Lloyd opens up about the struggles he faced while building his dance career after high school.

The dancer, who has millions of followers on social media, is the mastermind behind some of Ghana’s favorite viral moments.

From co-founding the DWP Academy in Ghana to creating well-attended dance routines including King Promise’s Terminator, Dancegod Lloyd has become one of the most sought-after Afro dancers in the world.

In a recent interview with Kwaku Manu, the former DWP Academy megastar noted that he had a rough start when he decided to choose dance as a career.

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“Some of the guys I danced with in high school made fun of me when they went to college.

The dancer added that his career took a turn when a colleague from Presbyterian Boys Senior High School advised him to share his dance videos on social media.

‘After he told me that, I decided to get closer to him. It started involving him in almost everything I did.”

Dancegod Lloyd found that his friend later became his manager.

Fans respond to Dancegod Lloyd’s story

YEN.com.gh collected a few fan comments in response to Dangod Lloyd’s grass-to-grace story as choreography.

Barron pappy💸💵 saiD:

“Never give up because the future is unpredictable”

Adeleke Pilate wrote:

“This shows how deeply he 🫡 respects this buddy of his and what he ✅ has done for him. He almost said his name but remembered it would cause trouble, look how long he paused.”

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Maame Gina 🤩 noticed:

“Why would he mention his name now, he gives interviews to answer him”

Benjamin Tosu commented:

“the man was his buddy, so you want him to call him master or boss”

Dancegod Lloyd responds to Allo Maadjoa’s accusations

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Dancegod Lloyd had broken his silence on Allo Maadjoa’s issues after Allo Danny (now Danny GFC) joined the former’s camp.

Dancegod Lloyd highlighted that Danny GFC was one of the first students to join his new group; however, that was not the original idea.

According to him, Allo Maadjoa was the first to suggest that he include Danny GFC in his camp.

Source: YEN.com.gh