During an entertaining interview session at Kiss Fresh FM, a humorous topic that caught the attention of the host and Amaarae was brought up. With a playful tone, she exclaimed that it is impossible to walk on the streets of Ghana without encountering the sight of ample posteriors—what she referred to as “big bunda.” She playfully emphasized that Ghanaians seem to possess a predilection for well-endowed backsides, both men and women alike. 

Jokingly, the host prodded further, remarking how Ghanaian men consistently put her to shame with their larger derrieres. Amaarae responded with a witty retort, suggesting that perhaps it is a distinct characteristic of the Ghanaian people, comparable to a culinary preference. They playfully speculated that the secret behind their pronounced rear ends could be attributed to their love for eggs, often considering it as a staple in their diet. In their lighthearted banter, they humorously contrasted eggs to meat, which seemed to be reserved for fathers, while eggs remained a ubiquitous and accessible choice for everyone. 

As the conversation continued, the duo playfully explored the cultural significance of eggs in Ghana, portraying chicken as more upscale and extravagant while highlighting the constant presence of eggs in the everyday lives of Ghanaians. They noted that while meat may be considered more luxurious, eggs are always readily available and enjoyed by all, showcasing their versatility in various dishes and the affordability that makes them a beloved option for many Ghanaians. 

Amidst the laughter and cheerful exchanges, Amaarae and the host created a delightful atmosphere, engaging the audience in their amusing discussion. Their light-hearted banter not only highlighted the cultural quirks of Ghanaians, but also showcased the camaraderie and wit shared between the two.