The harassment that singer Eddy Kenzo experiences from female fans while he performs on stage has caused him distress. As Kenzo pointed out, this problem is global in scope and affects both home and foreign markets.
He highlighted instances where female admirers have attempted to sexually harass him by grabbing for the zipper of his pants, an action he really detests. Kenzo emphasized the need to appreciate and not objectify artists.
The sentiments of Eddy Kenzo are shared by numerous musicians who have encountered comparable difficulties. Artists shouldn't be treated like mere sex objects, singer Chozen Blood and others have emphasized in calls for respect for artists and their workspace.
Women performers like Winnie Nwagi and Vinka have spoken out against performance harassment. For her strong responses to episodes of harassment while performing, including smashing fans' phones, Nwagi has received media attention. During a concert in South Sudan, Vinka was also seen on camera defending herself against a fan who tried to touch her improperly.
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