Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A-Plus, has worn many hats—musician, political activist, entrepreneur, and social commentator. But on the latest episode of the #UpsideDown show, he takes off the armor and dives deep into the man behind the headlines in a refreshingly candid, witty, and thought-provoking conversation with hosts Frema Adunyame and Nana Tuffour Boateng.

In a studio buzzing with energy and authenticity, The Untold Story of A-Plus unfolds like never before. Far from his usual fiery Facebook rants and political takes, viewers are treated to a more nuanced portrait of a man driven by purpose, shaped by pain, and unapologetically vocal about the society he wants to see.

The episode opens with laughter as A-Plus recalls his early music career—back when he shook up the entertainment scene with politically charged tracks that made him a household name. “Music was my first form of protest,” he shares. “It allowed me to say what people were afraid to say—and I haven’t stopped talking since.”

But it’s not all fun and jokes.

As the conversation deepens, A-Plus opens up about the struggles he faced behind the scenes—financial lows, media backlash, betrayals from close friends, and the emotional toll of constantly challenging powerful systems.

> “People think it’s easy being the loud voice. But being bold comes with a price. You lose friends. You become a target. But if you believe in something enough, you speak—no matter what,” he tells the hosts.