In a recent viral video, Broda Sammy was seen filming a gospel drill music video with "people from the ghetto," sparking discussions on social media.

Speaking in an interview with Captain Smart, Broda Sammy said that people from the ghetto are often treated with disdain when they attend church because society perceives them as "ungodly."

“I intentionally visited the ‘ghetto’ because a lot of people think that those from the ghetto don’t have pure hearts. I think it’s time we allow everyone to come to church and stand before God those with tattoos, piercings, etc.

“We don’t have to marginalise these boys and girls and prevent them from coming to church,” he said on Onua Maakye on 4th October.

The outspoken gospel musician further argued that men with piercings and tattoos should not be labelled as "ungodly" since, in his view, “it is not a sin.”

Broda Sammy is currently promoting his new single “Ebebam,” which has been a topic of discussion after he filmed the gospel drill music video with "people from the ghetto."

Gospel musician Broda Sammy has advised young women in churches to be mindful of how they dress, warning that overly modest outfits could harm their chances of finding a suitor.

According to the musician, when young Christian women fail to dress attractively, it pushes men to seek love elsewhere, particularly in clubs.

Broda Sammy expressed concern that many women in the church dress in a way that hides their figures and makes them appear much older.