Public relations expert and media personality Lynn The Brand has spoken positively about working with musician Willy Paul, popularly known as Pozze, saying his public image is often misunderstood.
Speaking during an interview with 2Mbili, Lynn dismissed the perception that the singer is rude or arrogant, describing him instead as a respectful and kind person behind the scenes.
"Watu huona Pozze ni kama he is very rude and arrogant online, but he is a very kind soul."
She added that, from her experience, Willy Paul is not only easy to work with but is also exceptionally talented.
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"Pozze is very talented sana. Watu huona Pozze ni kama he is very rude and arrogant, but he is a very kind soul."
Her remarks offer a different perspective on an artiste who has often found himself at the centre of public debate, social media criticism and industry controversies over the years.
Challenging public perception
Lynn suggested that many people form opinions about celebrities based on what they see online rather than their real-life interactions.
According to her, Willy Paul's online personality does not accurately reflect the person she has worked with professionally.
While the singer has frequently made headlines over disagreements with fellow artistes and outspoken social media posts, Lynn said her personal experience was completely different.
Her comments highlight the contrast that often exists between a celebrity's public image and private working relationships.
Jovial shares a similar experience
Lynn's remarks come just days after singer Jovial also spoke positively about working with Willy Paul during her appearance on the Alex Mwakideu TV Podcast.
While discussing her experiences in the music industry, Jovial explained that she never encountered any professional challenges while collaborating with the singer.
Instead, she clarified that her previous work-related disagreements involved another artiste, Otile Brown, particularly over royalty payments and collaboration agreements.
By distinguishing the two experiences, Jovial noted that she had no issues working with Willy Paul, reinforcing Lynn's view that the singer is professional in the studio despite the public perception surrounding him.
Looking beyond social media
Lynn's comments have sparked discussion among fans, with some agreeing that public figures are often judged solely through their online personas.
Her remarks also echo a broader conversation within the entertainment industry about separating an artiste's public image from their professional conduct behind the scenes.
For Lynn, her experience with Willy Paul was straightforward.
"Watu huona Pozze ni kama he is very rude and arrogant online, but he is a very kind soul."
Together with Jovial's recent comments, her remarks present a different side of the musician, suggesting that while public opinion may paint one picture, those who have worked closely with him have had a markedly different experience.
