Dope Nation, a Ghanaian musical duo, has announced that they have never dated, declaring themselves Ghana’s only and last virgins.
Dope Nation discussed their relationship status and shared some thought-provoking viewpoints on love and relationships during an interview on the well-liked Ghanaian television show, The Delay Show.
“We are not dating, the world is complex, and you experience a lot of stuff. Most people in love happen to be in a situation, and it is all in your head,” the duo expressed.
They went on to describe the emotional rollercoaster of love, emphasizing the difference between the ecstasy of falling in love and the probable sadness that comes afterwards.
The musicians asserted their skepticism about love, considering it a scam. “Love is a scam because it is only real when you believe in it. If you don’t believe in it, it’s like a facade,” Dope Nation stated during the interview.
When asked specifically about dating, the duo made a clear distinction, stating, “No, that is not love, it is a commitment, and being committed to someone is expensive, especially in this part of the world.”
Dope Nation highlighted the expensive price of commitment and the disparities between the worldviews of men and women.
Dope Nation revealed their thoughts on love in an open way, admitting that they may not have fallen deeply in love. “Maybe we’ve not reached the status when we’d fall in love completely,” they said.
As the conversation unfolded, the musical pair dropped a surprising revelation: “We are Ghana’s only and last virgins, we’ve never dated before. We’ve not had any sexual encounters.”
With this revelation, Dope Nation questions traditional conventions and expectations in a profession where relationships and sexual affairs frequently take center stage.
As Ghana’s last and last virgins, Dope Nation’s unusual attitude to love and relationships will undoubtedly ignite discussions and controversies in the entertainment business and beyond.
