<p>Speaking in an interview on Joy Prime's <em>Ghana Weekend</em>, the outspoken artiste reflected on his unique public image and the role it has played in keeping him in the spotlight for nearly two decades.</p><p>According to Wanlov, his unconventional fashion sense, outspoken views and willingness to challenge societal norms have helped him maintain public interest, despite often attracting criticism.</p><p>"We're in love with madness. That's why I'm still relevant," he remarked during the interview, suggesting that Ghanaians have an appreciation for individuals who dare to be different and refuse to conform to traditional expectations.</p><p><img src="https://keryxonline.com/storage/uploads/content/2026/06/img_6a3e4fc0924dd_1782468544.jpg" style="max-width: 100%;" class="img-responsive" data-filename="content/2026/06/img_6a3e4fc0924dd_1782468544.jpg"></p><p>Known for performing barefoot, wearing unconventional outfits and expressing strong opinions on social and political issues, Wanlov said he has never sought to fit into society's expectations simply to gain public approval. Instead, he believes authenticity has been the driving force behind his longevity in the entertainment industry.</p><p>His comments have since generated mixed reactions online. While some social media users agreed that his originality has distinguished him from many of his peers, others argued that the description of Ghanaians as being attracted to "madness" was overly provocative.</p><p>Wanlov, however, has built a reputation for making bold statements that often ignite public debate. Throughout his career, he has consistently used his music, films and public appearances to challenge social conventions and encourage discussions on culture, politics and individual freedom.</p><p>The latest interview adds to a long list of headline-making remarks from the artiste, whose unconventional lifestyle continues to make him one of Ghana's most talked-about creative personalities.</p><p>Photo credit: trendybeatz and musicinafrica</p>