West Ham midfielder Mohammed Kudus recently took to social media to praise Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur, calling him a “genius” in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday morning.
“Kwesi Arthur is a GENIUS! Damn,” the 24-year-old posted.
Mohammed Kudus praise Kwesi Arthur
Not long after, the “Grind Day” hitmaker responded, calling Kudus “world best” and adding a diamond emoji to his reply.
Kwesi Arthur replies with ‘World Best’ and diamond
Since his time in the Netherlands, the former Ajax star has shown consistent support for Ghanaian music, frequently sharing his love for homegrown sounds. Over the years, he’s filmed himself listening to songs by artists like M.anifest, Stonebwoy, and many others.
In October 2023, Stonebwoy visited the London Stadium to witness Kudus score his first Premier League goal for West Ham.
When Kudus joined West Ham in the summer of 2023 for £40 million, UK-based Ghanaian artist Guvna B featured in his announcement video, performing a rendition of his track “U Get Me” to welcome Kudus as the Hammers’ newest player.
Ghanaian socialite Efia Odo has responded on X to Kwesi Arthur, who had expressed his frustration on the platform regarding her remarks about their friendship made during a podcast.
In a series of tweet on X on August 9, the rapper fumed over Efia Odo’s recent comment about their past friendship in a podcast accusing her of “ruining his reputation.”
The rapper added that his next step will be to pursue legal action on the matter.
“I’ve been silent for too long. It’s disheartening to see so many people oblivious to someone constantly using my name for clout, a story line and attention with allegations and scenarios.
“You retweet things about me, tweet about me and mention my name and past scenarios in every interview when you know I don’t fw you and haven’t spoken to you in years. Wtf,” he tweeted.
Few hours later, Efia Odo tweeted seemingly responding to Kwesi Arthur and said “You no watch the thing but ranting cuz of bits and pieces you saw on social media. You gotta be smarter than that. God has saved me cuz if not!!!!!! Peace be unto you.”
You no watch the thing but ranting cuz of bits and pieces you saw on social media. You gotta be smarter than that . God has saved me cuz if not!!!!!! Peace be unto you
She advised Kwesi Arthur to watch the entire podcast to fully understand the context and avoid reacting to the short clips being shared on social media.
“Dumbass ain’t even watch the show now you’re looking goofy exposing yourself. Feeling guilty much?,” she added.
Dumbass ain’t even watch the show now you’re looking goofy exposing yourself. Feeling guilty much ?
During the ‘Rants, Bants and Confessions’ podcast on August 7, Efia said: “Yes, I was once supporting him but you know Kwesi did some hurtful things to me. I don’t want to say it here because I respect him as a person. If I was to say the things he did to me, it would really dirty his image. When everything ended, I stopped the support because why will I keep supporting someone who has f*cked me over?”
She continued: “it’s so funny that when he and I stopped being friends, and he left his label, Ground Up, that’s when his career dwindled and they gave me this tag as a bad luck.”
The comment prompted Kwesi Arthur to vent on X, where he threatened to pursue legal action moving forward.
Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur has set the record straight on his relationship with socialite and singer Efia Odo, revealing that he hasn’t spoken to her in years.
This disclosure comes after ongoing speculation about their relationship, which Efia Odo has often hinted at in interviews.
In a candid post on X (formerly Twitter), Kwesi Arthur expressed his frustration over Efia Odo’s repeated mentions of him, accusing her of using his name for clout.
He stated, “You retweet things about me, tweet about me, and mention my name and past scenarios in every interview when you know I don’t f*** with you and haven’t spoken to you in years. Wtf.”
Efia Odo, who once showed strong support for Kwesi Arthur, has in recent years shifted her tone, speaking with disdain about the rapper in public.
She has also claimed that Kwesi Arthur hurt her deeply, leading to the breakdown of their friendship. However, Kwesi Arthur has now made it clear that they are no longer in contact.
The rapper also expressed disappointment with his industry colleagues who continue to associate with Efia Odo despite her attempts to tarnish his reputation.
He warned young male artistes to be cautious of women who might exploit their hard-earned success for social media attention.
Kwesi Arthur’s revelation sheds light on the strained relationship between him and Efia Odo, putting an end to rumors about their ongoing connection.
Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur has taken a bold stand against his fellow artistes who continue to associate with socialite and singer Efia Odo, despite the ongoing controversies involving her and the rapper.
In a fiery post on X (formerly Twitter), Kwesi Arthur expressed his displeasure, accusing some colleagues of turning a blind eye to the situation while continuing to support Efia Odo.
Efia Odo, who has often been linked to Kwesi Arthur, has shifted from praising the rapper to openly criticizing him. In a recent podcast, she revealed that Kwesi Arthur had hurt her deeply, leading to the end of their friendship.
This narrative, according to Kwesi Arthur, is an intentional move to tarnish his image and keep her name in the limelight.
Taking aim at those who continue to align themselves with Efia Odo, Kwesi Arthur didn’t hold back, saying, “To all you so-called artists and ‘colleagues’ who see what this girl keeps doing to ruin my reputation but still post up with her like it’s all good, f*** y’all.”
His message makes it clear that he feels betrayed by those in the industry who have chosen to stay silent or support Efia Odo despite her ongoing attempts to discredit him.
Kwesi Arthur also cautioned up-and-coming male artistes to be wary of women who might exploit their fame for social media clout, advising them not to let their guard down.
The rapper’s outburst highlights the growing tension between him and Efia Odo, as well as his frustration with colleagues who he believes are contributing to the situation by maintaining their ties with her.
Ghanaian rapper and singer Kwesi Arthur has issued a stern warning to fellow male artistes, advising them to be cautious about the women they associate with, particularly those who might use their fame for social media clout.
His message comes in the wake of ongoing controversies involving socialite and singer Efia Odo, with whom Kwesi Arthur has been frequently linked.
Kwesi Arthur, who has mostly remained silent about the situation, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his frustration over how his name has been repeatedly dragged into the public eye by Efia Odo.
Despite the lack of confirmation of a romantic relationship between them, Efia Odo has often hinted at a close bond in the past. However, in recent years, her tone has shifted, and she has openly spoken with disdain about the rapper.
In a recent podcast appearance, Efia Odo revealed that Kwesi Arthur had hurt her deeply, leading to the end of their friendship. She claimed that after their fallout, she withdrew her support for him, and his career began to decline.
This narrative, Kwesi Arthur believes, is a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation.
Addressing his peers in the industry, Kwesi Arthur cautioned them against being naive, saying, “Young men coming up in the industry, or just in general, please don’t think with your d*** and disassociate yourself from any women who would use what you work so hard to build for yourself and family for social media clout.”
He also accused Efia Odo of using his name as a marketing tool for her projects, noting that he will no longer tolerate such behavior.
Kwesi Arthur has made it clear that any further comments or allegations against him will be handled legally, stating, “Anything else said about me will be discussed with my lawyer and handled in court.”
In his final remarks, Kwesi Arthur didn’t hold back, calling out those who have stayed silent or supported Efia Odo in her attempts to discredit him.
Ghanaian rapper and singer, Kwesi Arthur has decided to break his silence on X over the constant association with socialite and singer, Efia Odo, and he has expressed his displeasure.
Efia Odo, while never directly confirming a romantic relationship with Kwesi Arthur, had often hinted at a close and affectionate bond between them in the past.
However, in recent years, the narrative has shifted. Whenever Kwesi Arthur’s name came up in Efia Odo’s interviews, her tone turned sour, and she spoke of the rapper with clear disdain.
Once his biggest supporter, Efia Odo has since distanced herself, admitting that her admiration for the artist has completely faded.
In a candid conversation on the ‘Rants, Bants and Confessions’ podcast, she revealed that Kwesi Arthur had done things that deeply hurt her, ultimately leading to the breakdown of their friendship.
Expressing the extent of the pain he caused her, Efia Odo shared…“Yes, I was once supporting him but you know Kwesi did some hurtful things to me. I don’t want to say it here because I respect him as a person. If I was to say the things he did to me, it would really dirty his image. When everything ended, I stopped the support, because why will I keep supporting someone who has f*cked me over?”
She continued, “It’s so funny that when he and I stopped being friends, and he left his label, Ground Up, that’s when his career dwindled, and they gave me this tag as bad luck.”
These statements appeared to be the last trigger, as the rapper, in a series of rants on X, lambasted Efia Odo and threatened legal action against anyone who discusses or uses him for clout henceforth.
“I’ve been silent for too long. It’s disheartening to see so many people oblivious to someone constantly using my name for clout, a storyline and attention with allegations and scenarios. You retweet things about me, tweet about me and mention my name and past scenarios in every interview when you know I don’t fw you and haven’t spoken to you in years. Wtf.
“Not speaking again on this matter. Anything else said about me will be discussed with my lawyer and handled in court. Stop playing with me,” parts of his tweets read.
At a point, he directed the rants at his colleagues for condoning and enabling Efia Odo to constantly throw dirt on his name.
“Also, all of you artistes and so-called ‘colleagues’ that see what this girl keeps doing to me to ruin my reputation and still be posting up with her like it’s all good, fuck y’all,” he added.
Read Kwesi Arthur’s statements below:
I’ve been silent for too long. It’s disheartening to see so many people oblivious to someone constantly using my name for clout, a story line and attention with allegations and scenarios.
Renowned Nigerian Afrobeat artist, Joeboy, has disclosed that his collaboration with Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur stems from a strong personal connection between them.
During an interview on Accra-based 3FM, the ‘Beginning’ crooner highlighted his preference for collaborating with artists he shares a personal bond with.
“It wasn’t even an intentional thing. So for me, I like to create music with people that I connect with on a personal level, like, almost all, like, even when I and Kwesi Arthur did ‘Baadjo’, he’s my kind of person, we could have conversations for hours without having anything major to talk about,” Joeboy, also known as Joseph Akinwale Akinfenwa-Donus, revealed.
He stressed the significance of this personal connection in his collaborations, emphasizing, “It’s hard for me to come across people like that in the music industry. Almost everybody I have a song with, even till now, are people that I can connect with on a personal level. These are people that I talk to on a regular.”
Nigerian music sensation JoeBoy has highlighted Kwesi Arthur‘s exceptional talent in the music industry.
During an interview on 3FM, JoeBoy expressed admiration for Kwesi Arthur’s unique abilities, stating that only a few artists possess such talent.
Despite rarely collaborating with other artists, JoeBoy made an exception for Kwesi Arthur.
He emphasised that their collaboration was driven by a genuine connection and appreciation for Kwesi Arthur’s special set of skills.
“I like Kwesi Arthur; he is very talented. He is the only one I have a connection with in the music space, which is why we have a song together,” JoeBoy affirmed.
Known for hits like “Contour,” “Mumu,” and “Baby,” JoeBoy continues to make waves in the music industry with his timeless classics.
Ghanaian socialite Andreas Owusu, popularly known as Efia Odo, responded to Kwesi Arthur’s decision to refrain from discussing her during an interview.
During a recent appearance on Hitz FM, the rapper disclosed that he is presently married, tactfully avoiding any mention of his purported ex-girlfriend, Efia Odo.
Kwesi Arthur emphasized that it would be inappropriate to discuss any woman other than his wife and clarified that he and Efia have not been in contact for quite some time.
“I have a woman; I am married and I think it is totally disrespectful to my woman to talk about other women. I don’t want to talk about other women besides my woman,” he stressed.
He continued, “I have no communication whatsoever with her. I have no connection with her. I have not spoken to her in so many years now.”
Subsequently, during an engagement with fans on TikTok, Efia Odo was questioned about her reaction to Kwesi Arthur’s remarks, to which she deemed them appropriate.
Taking to her Snapchat page, the social media personality posted: “Have you heard what Kwesi Arthur said”?
She responded, “What he said was very valid and a great answer. I wouldn’t want my man to talk about any woman apart from me.”
Efia Odo revealed her previously undisclosed romantic involvement with Kwesi Arthur.
In the latest season of the renowned reality TV series, GH Queens, Efia Odo confessed to being in a loving relationship with rapper Kwesi Arthur.
She disclosed that their three-year romance came to an end when he unexpectedly changed his behavior towards her.
“You guys didn’t know that I was in a secret relationship with Kwesi Arthur from December 2018 to December 2021. Now we don’t talk anymore, at all. He switched up fast and I kept asking myself who he is because I don’t know who he is anymore. Somebody you wake up to every day out of nowhere just switches up,” she told her friends.
Efia Odo said she has since been celibate as part of her healing process.
“From that moment that he and I broke up, I decided to be celibate. Not because of anything but because I just wanted to get Efia Odo back. But now, praise the Lord, I am very good,” she stated.
Musician Emmanuel Kwesi Danso Arthur, popularly known as Kwesi Arthur, opened up about the true motive behind his recent haircut trim, dispelling rumors about his father’s disapproval as the driving force.
Contrary to public speculation, Kwesi Arthur clarified that his decision to trim his hair was purely personal and not influenced by any external factors.
He shared that as he progressed in his career, he reached a point where he simply felt the need to let go.
During the Hitz FM interview, Kwesi Arthur candidly explained, “I woke up one morning and I realized that I couldn’t feel my scalp, and I said naa that’s too much so I decided to trim it down but not necessarily because of my father’s disapproval.”
Additionally, when pressed about his personal life, the musician hinted that he is married but prefers to maintain privacy regarding that aspect of his life.
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Kwesi Arthur reveals the real reason for cutting his hair.
Ghanaian musician Kwesi Arthur disclosed that he has lost contact with his ex-girlfriend, Efia Odo.
During a recent interview on Hitz FM, Kwesi Arthur shared that he is now married.
Despite the previous emotional turmoil from his relationship with Efia Odo, Kwesi Arthur expressed his happiness, indicating that he has moved on.
“I have no communication whatsoever with her. I have no connection with her. I have not spoken to her in so many years now.”
The Grind Day singer claimed to be a married man with a highly esteemed woman. Noting that keeping in touch with Efia Odo would be inappropriate.
“I have a woman, and I think it is totally disrespectful to my woman to talk about other women. I don’t want to talk about other women besides my woman.” He bemoaned.
Last year, in an interview, Efia Odo acknowledged that she and Kwesi Arthur were in a relationship for more than two years before parting ways.
Ghanaian rapper Kwesi Arthur made headlines by revealing that he has been married for several months.
This surprising disclosure came as he expressed his preference for keeping his personal life private from the public eye.
“I’m a husband now. Yeah… For some couple of months now. I would like to keep that private. People don’t like good things and that is for me to enjoy, so I love keeping it that private,” Kwesi Arthur shared during the interview.
Aside from discussing his marriage, the ‘Grind Day‘ rapper also shared updates about his career.
Having spent time in the United States of America (USA), he announced that he is no longer under contract with his previous record label, Ground Up.
However, he reassured fans that he has not left the music scene.
Kwesi Arthur went on to reveal that he has established his own record label called ‘SiSi,’ a name with personal significance as it means ‘Yes, Yes’ and also pays homage to his grandmother. He explained that he intends to sign other artists in the future while focusing on his own music for now.
“I just want to honor her memory. I’m looking to sign other artists in the future. For now, I am projecting mine but I am still supporting others,” Kwesi Arthur elaborated, shedding light on his plans for the music industry moving forward.
Ghanaian rapper Emmanuel Kwesi Danso Arthur Junior known popularly as Kwesi Arthur recently disclosed that he has been married for several months, unveiling this secret during an interview on Daybreak Hitz with Hitz FM’s Andy Dosty.
Expressing his desire to keep his personal life away from the public eye, Kwesi Arthur shared, “I’m a husband now. Yeah… For some couple of months now.
I would like to keep that private. People don’t like good things and that is for me to enjoy, so I love keeping it that private.”
Aside from this revelation, the ‘Grind Day’ rapper also shared updates about his professional journey.
Having spent some time living in the United States of America (USA), he mentioned that he is no longer under contract with his old record label, Ground Up, but assured fans that he has not quit music.
Kwesi Arthur revealed that he has launched his own record label named ‘SiSi,’ which holds special significance as it means ‘Yes, Yes’ and is also a tribute to his grandmother.
“I just want to honour her memory. I’m looking to sign other artists in the future. For now, I am projecting mine but I am still supporting others,” he explained, hinting at his plans for the future in the music industry.
Rapper Kwesi Arthur has refuted claims suggesting his intention to leave the music industry following his departure from former management company GroundUp Chale.
During an interview on 3Music TV, the artist acknowledged the challenges of transitioning to independence after parting ways with a system he had been part of for years.
However, Kwesi Arthur emphasised his continuous dedication to music, citing recent releases such as “Pain Interlude,” “Penny,” and “For Life.”
Addressing speculations about quitting, Kwesi Arthur asserted, “If I would have stopped making music, it would have been then, in 2022,” highlighting his perseverance despite the new circumstances.
“When you leave the system everything is brand new for you. Fortunately for me, I still kept pushing…If I would have stopped making music, it would have been then, in 2022,” the rapper said.
He added that “I just put out my first project off my own music company I started in honour of my grandmother. So, for people to think that is weird, how ill I quit?”
Moreover, he defended his recent endeavours, including the launch of his music company dedicated to his grandmother, asserting that his passion and determination remain unwavering.
The rapper’s return to the spotlight follows rumours of disagreements with his former record label, which reportedly led to a brief hiatus and left fans curious about his absence.
Reflecting on the challenges faced during contract renegotiations, Kwesi Arthur stressed the importance of legal guidance when dealing with agreements in the music industry, urging caution and thorough scrutiny before signing. Having spent time in the US, Kwesi Arthur reassured fans of his comeback and reaffirmed his commitment to his music career, highlighting his role as an inspiration and a source of hope for others in the industry.
Ghanaian rap sensation Kwesi Arthur has made an impressive comeback, unveiling the much-anticipated #THISISNOTTHETAPEIII, the latest instalment in his acclaimed “This Is Not The Tape” series.
Known for his bold rap style, the Tema native delves into themes of love, misunderstanding, and endurance in this trilogy, captivating die-hard fans and music enthusiasts alike.
Kwesi Arthur’s decision to take a hiatus from the pinnacle of Ghana’s music scene had left fans in anticipation and impatience.
However, with the release of #THISISNOTTHETAPEIII, the rapper has not only silenced critics but also rekindled the buzz surrounding his musical prowess.
Fans are already swept up in excitement, praising Kwesi Arthur for delivering an album that surpasses their expectations.
In a surprising move, the rapper hinted that the album won’t be available on all streaming platforms, redirecting fans to a dedicated website for an exclusive sneak peek ahead of the official release date.
Social media is ablaze with reactions, where fans express their delight at Kwesi Arthur’s return, commending him for the depth and creativity evident in #THISISNOTTHETAPEIII.
See below Kwesi Arthur’s tweet
The project will only be on Even guys, it won’t be on streaming yet.
In a surprising revelation on the latest season of the reality TV show GH Queens, Efia Odo, a well-known Ghanaian socialite, has acknowledged her past romantic involvement with rapper Kwesi Arthur.
She disclosed that their three-year relationship came to an abrupt end when Kwesi Arthur’s behavior towards her changed unexpectedly.
Until now, Efia Odo had consistently maintained that her connection with the rapper was strictly platonic, publicly denying any romantic ties in numerous interviews and on various platforms. Despite fans’ skepticism about her claims, she had previously affirmed her role as merely Kwesi Arthur’s biggest supporter.
However, a noticeable shift occurred recently, as observed in Efia Odo’s social media activities, where she has been openly critical of Kwesi Arthur. This change in demeanor followed her announcement of no longer being the avid fan of the ‘Grind Day’ artist.
The truth about their relationship finally surfaced when Efia Odo was questioned about her personal attacks on Kwesi Arthur in the new season of GH Queens, leading to her candid admission about their past romance.
“You guys didn’t know that I was in a secret relationship with Kwesi Arthur from December 2018 to December 2021. Now we don’t talk anymore, at all. He switched up fast and I kept asking myself who he is because I don’t know who he is anymore. Somebody you wake up to every day out of nowhere just switches up,” she told her friends.
Efia Odo said she has since been celibate as part of her healing process.
“From that moment that he and I broke up, I decided to be celibate. Not because of anything but because I just wanted to get Efia Odo back. But now praise the lord, I am very good,” she added.
Three years ago, Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix, a guest in Efia’s home for an interview, asked her if she had ever dated Kwesi and this was the response, “We just worked on the ‘Nobody’ video. We just became cool after that. Before we even met, I really liked him. I love him music, I love his vibe. He’s got this street, hood-like Tema attitude. I like rap and he’s a great lyricist.
“His words and his songs, sometimes you can relate to them as a human being, working so very hard to getting to where you are and people are trying to hate on you… It’s a lot of things… I just love the way he is as a rapper, as a person and yeah, I like him.”
Efia Odo, at that time, revealed that she had no intentions to get intimate with Kwesi Arthur.
“I can simply and innocently crush on him just because of his personality and not like anything sexual,” she stressed.
Kwesi Arthur released the hit song ‘Nobody’ featuring Mr Eazi in 2019. The music video starred Efia Odo as a lover of Arthur.
Ghanaian artist Kwesi Arthur sparked discussions on Twitter following his performance at Davido’s Away Festival in the United States.
Despite being excited when he was announced as one of the performers, fans expressed disappointment, criticising his subpar performance with a slow tempo that left the crowd seemingly dispersed.
Some argue that he has fallen off in a changing music landscape.
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Defenders suggested he might be facing personal battles.
Kwesi Arthur, thanking Davido for the opportunity, responded to critics, stating he would have continued even with just two patrons in the auditorium.
The ‘Ground Up’ crooner, without mincing words, jabbed his critics to “shove their opinions up their asses”.
I see y’all comments. Even if there were 2 people in the arena I would have still performed. I go need y’all to shove your opinions up your ass.
iMullar Sound System is a DJ-powered event created by The iMullar Network, and it features good music, good energy, sunshine, old and newly formed friendships, plus a round of drinks.
Since its first edition in April 2022, iMullar Sound System (IMSS), has grown immensely.
IMSS’s anniversary event boasted a crowd of close to 3,000 ravers at Ghana’s first skatepark.
iMullar Sound System: A Needed Safe Space
iMullar Sound System has seen a lot of success because it has carved a niche for itself in an entertainment space where only nightlife lifestyle and mainstream music could thrive.
At iMullar Sound System events, diversity is celebrated, and the crowds love it.
“People are listening widely, exploring different genres while partying in their best outfits free of judgment,” says Maxwell Adjavon, the Founder of The iMullar Networks.
Here are our top three musical DJs we think you’ll like:
Afrolektra
Blending African traditional rhythms and sounds with today’s modern Electronic Dance Music (EDM), Ghanaian Music Producer & DJ AFROLEKTRA combines these two worlds distinctively to create a sound that has garnered mass appeal. His choice of sound spans variations of African Music, both old and contemporary – from highlife to afrobeat and Afropop, blending these with various forms of Electronic Dance Music – house to new trap sounds and moombahton.
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TMSKD DJ
THE MASKED DJ (TMSKD DJ) born Michelle Nana Adwoa Agyakomah Yeboah is an electronic/African dance music DJ based in Accra, Ghana. TMSKD pronounced as THE MASKED is one of the few disc jockeys in Ghana breaking the status quo of disc jockeying with her versatile skill set of introducing and fusing alternative sounds in her live performances.
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Guilty Beatz
Ronald Banful, popularly known as GuiltyBeatz, is a Ghanaian record producer. He is best known for producing 3 songs on Beyoncé‘s album ‘ The Lion King: The Gift ‘ as well as other hits. Known for the genres dance-pop, electro house and afrobeats, he is on a mission to bridge the gap and elevate African music in the process.
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Platoon and Its Squad
Founded by C.E.O. Denzyl Feigelson in 2016, boutique artist services company Platoon identifies and shepherds exciting musical talent from around the world, arming them with innovative tools and a platform to build their careers. Platoon landed its first success in 2016 when they signed yet-unknown Billie Eilish, helping lay the groundwork for her ascent to global stardom.
Following that it was BRIT Award winner Jorja Smith’s Blue Lights, before guiding Nigeria’s Mr. Eazi to worldwide attention. Platoon’s team of employees has expanded across the globe, from London to New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, and Cape Town’s “Creative Lab”.
Platoon’s creative spaces in London and Africa boast 24-hour recording studios and double as inspiring ecosystems for artists to openly collaborate, with Platoon also offering educational classes across music and marketing.Platoon’s event with IMSS featured a variety of African djs, and an artist who was part of Platoon’s Billboard Live At-Home in 2020:
KWESI ARTHUR
Kwesi Arthur, is a Ghanaian rapper, singer and songwriter from Tema, who rose to fame in 2017 with the hit single “Grind day” which received widespread acclaim and a co-sign from rap heavyweights Sarkodie and Medikal.
Arthur has won several accolades, including Rapper of the year and Hip Hop Song of the year at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards as well as a Viewer’s Choice Best International Act nomination at the 2018 BET Awards. He became the second Ghanaian rapper to be nominated for BET Hip Hop Awards Cypher after Sarkodie’s nomination in 2019.
iMULLAR SOUND SYSTEM X PLATOON EVENT
Welcome to the highlights section of the unforgettable day party brought together by the creative energy of Platoon and IMSS with support from Culture Curations. This extraordinary event featured incredibly talented DJs like TMSKDJ, Afrolektra, Guilty Beatz, DJ Baaba, and many more. The event, held on January 1, 2023 at Front/Back Accra, is one etched in music history and events.
iMullar Sound System, in partnership with Platoon, is redefining the cultural landscape by promoting African sounds and talent in mainstream culture.
Through the convergence of music, fashion, and dance, This immersive experience transcends boundaries and captivates audiences around the world. IMSS and Platoon’s collaboration is a relevant force in showcasing the boundless creativity and ingenuity emerging from the African music scene.
You may remember the rumours that Ghanaian actress and socialite Efia Odo and rapper Kwesi Arthur were dating a while ago.
Well, it turns out they were just friends, and now Kwesi has a new lady in his life. How does Efia feel about that? She’s happy for him, she says!
In an exclusive interview with ZionFelix, the U.S based assistant nurse who relocated to Ghana said that love is a beautiful thing and she’s glad that her former pal has found it.
Efia Odo and Kwesi Arthur
She also shut down any speculation that she might be jealous of Kwesi’s new relationship.
“Why would I be jealous? He’s my friend and I want him to be happy,” she said.
Efia also revealed that she and Kwesistopped talking before he met his new girlfriend.
Ghanaian rapper Yaw Tog, known for his Ghanaian Drill music genre called Asaka, has revealed that he currently has no intentions of pursuing a university education.
Born Thorsten Owusu Gyimah, the 20-year-old artist shared his unorthodox viewpoint in an interview with the media.
During the interview, the ‘Sore’ rapper expressed his belief that relying solely on university education would not guarantee him the necessary means to sustain himself in life.
“I am doing music, I am working at the moment, University won’t provide me with the means to sustain myself in life,” he shared.
Yaw Tog, the talented artist who collaborated with Stormzy and Kwesi Arthur on the ‘Sore Remix,’ elaborated on his reasoning by emphasizing the financial burden of tuition fees and the potential strain it would place on his family.
“I have strategized my life in a way that I will make money before pursuing a university education. If I enrol now, who will bear the burden of my tuition fees?” he queried.
Yaw Tog boldly disclosed that he planned his life in a way that he would prioritize building a financial foundation before pursuing higher education.
“I have really planned my life in a way that I know when I’ll go back to school so I’m saving for my University, he said.
While acknowledging the support he received from his parents, Yaw Tog recognized that his current circumstances did not allow him to depend on them for certain needs.
It will be a battle between a veteran and a new kid on the block as Sarkodie and Black Sherif have been nominated for this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMAs) in the category of Best Hip Hop Song of the Year.
The nominees list for the Best Hip Hop Song was released on Saturday, March 18.
Black Sherif’s Kweku The Traveller, released in 2022, is among works that propelled the young rapper to the music scene.
Tipped to win the category, Black Sherif’s song will face stiff competition from Sarkodie’s Country Side, Amerado’s Obiaa Boa, Kwesi Arthur’s Drama, Medikal’s Scarface and Malcolm Nuna’s Benzo.
The 24th VGMAs will be held on Saturday, May 13 at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC).
Singer, rapper and songwriter Kwesi Arthur draws deep from his past and present to share his emotional stress with the world in a new single ‘Pain Interlude’.
The song which comes after a few weeks of a collaboration with label mate, Kofi Mole, is more reflective.
The self-examining nature of the lyrics is not surprising as it is a characteristic of songs written by Kwesi Arthur.
The pain of betrayal, of lost friendship, of disbelieving by those who were supposed to see his dream and help him achieve it, is channeled into this artful song.
And in a time when loyalty is scarce, Kwesi shares his hurt about confidants who switched up on him.
Kwesi is open, blunt, honest and transparent about his internal battles with his relationships; relationships he thinks will never be the “same”.
But he chooses not to allow these experiences to wear him down. He pushes through the pain. And set aside the regrets as he sings:
I play with fire wey I get burned Sadly, it’s the only way I fi learn Still money man a fi earn
Kwesi pulls off one of his trademarks in ‘Pain Interlude.’ That is his effortless ability to motivate through his songs.
Underneath this smooth but earnest tune is the motivation to live without letting the past and other hurtful experiences bog us down.
Such positive vibes come in handy in these tough times.
‘Pain Interlude,’ a hip-hop track, was produced by A SWXG.
Like the authenticity of pure love, the song grows on you with every listen.
Ghanaian singers Manifest, Sarkodie, Ko-Jo Cue, E.L, and Kwesi Arthur have been named as part of the top five Ghanaian artists with the best lyrics game in the industry, according to ChatGPT.
Like many other countries, Ghana’s music industry has a diverse range of artists who are extraordinary when it comes to their pen game.
Although, we have quite a number of artists who have the best lyrics game in the industry, here are some names that are often mentioned when the battle of who has the best lyrics comes on.
The top five Ghanaian artists with the best lyrics game, in no particular order, are:
Manifest – Manifest is known for his thought-provoking and socially conscious lyrics, with songs that touch on a variety of topics, including politics, social issues, and personal struggles. His wordplay and storytelling abilities are top-notch, and he is widely respected in the Ghanaian music industry for his lyrical prowess.
Sarkodie – Sarkodie is one of the most successful rappers in Ghana, and his lyricism is a big reason for his success. He has a unique style and flow, and his lyrics often touch on his personal experiences and struggles. He is also known for his witty punchlines and clever wordplay.
Ko-Jo Cue – Ko-Jo Cue is another Ghanaian rapper known for his impressive lyricism. He has a laid-back flow that complements his introspective and deeply personal lyrics, which often touch on issues like mental health and self-discovery. He is widely regarded as one of the best lyricists in Ghana.
4.E.L – E.L is a versatile rapper who is equally skilled at delivering catchy hooks and hard-hitting verses. His lyrics often touch on personal experiences and social issues, and he is known for his wordplay and ability to craft memorable rhymes.
Kwesi Arthur – Kwesi Arthur is a rising star in the Ghanaian music industry, known for his smooth flow and introspective lyrics. His songs often touch on issues like poverty, identity, and personal growth, and he has a talent for crafting catchy hooks and memorable verses. His lyrics have earned him a reputation as one of the most promising young talents in Ghana.
ChatGPT is a chatbot developed by the American artificial intelligence research lab OpenAI. It has become an internet sensation, with some experts warning that similar automation tools are set to kill some careers.
2019 artiste of the year, Kuami Eugene, has disclosed that prior to winning the award, he had a revelation that his colleague musician, King Promise had been crowned the VGMA New Artiste of the Year 2019.
He, however, said he was able to overturn this fate through fervent prayer.
Speaking in an interview on JoyPrime, he noted that: “I once had a dream. It was the new artiste of the year. It was myself, KiDi, Darko Vibes, King Promise, Kwesi Arthur, and Kurl Songx. It was a tight competition. Two days before the awards, I had a dream that I didn’t take the award. I woke up. I didn’t feel good at all. I have to pray against all the boys. I told my mom to assist me in praying. The boys don’t want me to win.”
He further disclosed he was very passionate about winning the award since he wants to tell a good story to his children (in the future.)
“It was my first time on the VGMA platform, so the whole VGMA effect was on, and Kuami Eugene on that platform for the first time was on my brain. I had a difficult time letting it go. The new artiste of the year, I actually needed that award because it was a tight competition.”
“It wouldn’t have been bad if it went to King Promise or KiDi or some of my brothers, but at the end of the day, this was New Artiste of the Year. I wanted to be remembered for that in our year; I mean, I have to tell my kids that I beat KiDi and King Promise. I have to be able to tell my kids that. That was what I was thinking, and in my dream, someone is taking it away. I think it was King Promise. I wasn’t happy, at least it should be a taller person,” he told Doreen Avio on Joy Prime.
In 2019, Kwami Eugene received 7 nominations at the Ghana Music Awards and proceeded to win the awards for Album of the Year, Producer of the Year, and Highlife Artist of the Year. He also bagged the prestigious Artist of the Year and High-life Artist of the Year at the 2020 Ghana Music Awards.
The ‘Any man na man’ Hitmaker; Dhat Gyal has released the most awaited banger, “YOU & I”. This was released last December to successfully climax last year.
‘You & I” will be used as a pushing voice towards the fight against the gender-based violence people encounter in their daily lives yet cannot come out in the open to voice out their woes. It is a song dedicated to anyone out there who is going through an abusive relationship and feels unappreciated at any point, physically, verbally, and/or emotionally abused, and deserves better than being a victim.
Produced by Tymadedis and written by Dhat Gyal respectively, the new single is mixed and mastered by Nytwulf of the Don’t keep me waiting hit song by Kwesi Arthur.
Dhat Gyal recounts what growing up in Dome, a suburb of Accra was like. She saw on countless occasions how women especially, were abused in their relationships and led to their early graves with little or no accountability demanded from the abuser.
She also expressed her grief on how she had to just watch on when these women were treated badly since she is young and does not have the legal balls to stop the abusers.
“It hurts me to see people go through such situations and I couldn’t do anything about their situation or help them get out of such abusive relationship”
As a young rising star in the industry, Dhat Gyal believes she has to take up the mantle and use her own unique way of fighting against abuse.
“So as a young girl with no strength to defend these women, who are being abused physically or emotionally, I took it upon myself to educate young girls like myself to be mindful of whoever they get into a relationship with since I don’t have other platforms to create this awareness”
“I have decided to educate all women out there; especially the young girls out there through my song. With this, I hope and I’m sure they will also listen to the lyrics and learn from it as they are also enjoying the sound”.
Dhat Gyal got the attention of Ghanaians with her lovely voice when she released her first mashup song in 2017 which she combined Samini’s (my own) and the late Ebony’s (sponsor). She is known as the Queen of mashups.
Her first single was “Mayweather” in 2017 and since then, she has been proving her skills and talent with her voice as she releases one song after another including Be with you, Any man na man remix with Bisa Kdie, Odo, Nobody, Mama, Ay3, Tatto, Miss U, Spendi love, Jo(dance), Trend, Bra Kwaku, Welcome to Africa with Sean Ex.
She collaborated with numerous foreign artists, including Ras Amankwataia from Ghana and Buil Cole from Liberia. Faya Bantu King is a Zimbabwean artist who is based in the UK and was among those she collaborated with.
She worked with producers like Dj Breezy, Tymadedis, Trino, Tom Beat, P Kay Beatz, Cash Two, Popping Beat, Eben Beatz, 1kwame Beatz, and Nytwulf.
She was nominated for the 2018 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (Unsung Category), 2019 Ghana Music Awards UK, and 2019 Ghana Music Awards South Africa in 2018. She was signed to Zylofon Music Art Fund Board in 2018.
The 2018 VGMA nominees jam, the closeup cool breeze campus party, the Bhim concept 2018, the Zylofon monetization jam, the lunch of Bet Africa 2021, and Di Asa 2018 are just a few of the stages that Dhat Gyal has mounted.
Dhat Gyal’s music is available on streaming platforms such as Boomplay, Spotify, and Apple Music, and digitally distributed by Apprise Music.
Kwesi Arthur has lost his most popular biggest fan as Efia Odo has announced that nothing of the rapper turns her on again.
Over the years, the Ghanaian actress has been known as a staunch fan of Kwesi Arthur. It has been runoured so many times that they have been dating secretly, however, both of them denied their relationship publicly.
Efia and Kwesi have been spotted together a few times and the actress also featured in music video alongside the rapper.
Speaking on Accra-based Onua FM, Efia Odo has revealed that things have gone sour between the rapper and herself. During an interview with Felicia Osei, Efia Odo said “ I was a fan but now I’m not a fan anymore,” she added.
Pushed to tell what has changed, she said “the problem is not his current music releases. His music is still good”. She added that “Everything has its time. Nothing lasts forever except the Word of God,” she again said to explain her decision.
Asked if it is the Tema rapper’s personality she has fallen out of love with, Efia after a long pause said “sometimes, some people can do things that can turn you off and then it’s like, ‘Okay, I can’t really be a fan of this guy anymore“.
The actress continued that “so I was a fan of him, his music… I’m still a fan of his music but not the biggest fan anymore”.
It remains unclear what has happened as Efia refused to give further details. According to the actress who has now ventured into music, her new songs will throw more light on her relationship with Kwesi Arthur. “If you listen to my upcoming songs; you’ll hear everything,” she said.
“You’ll see everything I go through in life in my music. My third or my fourth single is actually about me and Kwesi; our friendship, and everything and stuff like that,” she concluded. Hear it all from Efia in the video below.
Rapper, Kwesi Arthur has flaunted his new lover for the first time and social media users who have come across the lovely pictures can’t keep mute.
Amidst the joyful news, Efia Odo has suddenly become a subject of mockery because she was all over Kwesi Arthur sometime ago.
There have been a series of rumours that Kwesi Arthur and Efia Odo are dating due to their closeness.
The two have been spotted together in cozy positions on several occasions creating the perception that they have a thing together. However, the two have consistently denied dating.
Even if Kwesi Arthur was secretly dating Efia Odo as the never-ending reports suggested, it’s now clear that he has officially parted ways with her reason behind the posting of these fresh besotted pictures.
Apparently, Kwesi Arthur’s new girlfriend is celebrating her birthday today therefore he decided to post a picture of them looking magnificently cute together to wish her.
Take a look at the picture below to know more…
At the moment, not much is known about the beautiful lady Kwesi Arthur has fallen in love with.
But we trust social media detectives to dig deep to find more information about her very soon now that her affair with Kwesi has been made public.
Ghanaian rap star M.anifest has in a 56-second video eulogised rapper Kwesi Arthur.
In the footage tweeted on Wednesday, December 14, 2022, ahead of his popular annual music event, Manifestivities, the Madina-based rapper nicknamed the godMC narrated how Arthur came to his notice before his rise to public fame, his first impressions, their relationship, his observations about Kwesi’s work and journey and how he aided his ‘Madina to the Universe (MTTU) Tour’ in America.
“I met Kwesi Arthur in 2017. As a matter of fact, he came to my attention via a viral video that came to my attention of him freestyling shirtless. Hood-street-style but you could see the gift and the potential,” M.anifest said donning a fedora hat.
“I think my cousin Onasis might have introduced me to that video,” he revealed.
“So I have Kwesi Arthur come to the studio, we linked up and [in] less than a year or about a year after, he has such a meteoric rise,” the multiple award-winning rapper recalled.
“Been so proud of him watching him over the years build a body of work and going across the globe, doing his thing,” he added and revealed how Kwesi Arthur surprised him on tour.
“Even this year, when I was playing my show in New York SOBs (Sounds of Brazil), he pulled up as a surprise guest. That was lovely to see,” he said.
“We collaborated on the song ‘Feels’ in the past,” he noted and lifting this voice for emphasis, added: “This year, you’re going to witness Kwesi Arthur bring you a massive show at Manifestivities 2022, on December 18.”
Kwesi Arthur released his debut album ‘Son of Jacob’ on Friday, 22 April, 2022. Africa’s giant streaming platform Boomplay today, Friday, December 16, 2022, has revealed the project is the third most consumed work in 2022.
Meanwhile, M.anifest released his six-track ‘The E.P.ilogue’ extended play (EP) on November 30, 2022. It features a surprise collaboration with Nigeria’s legend M.I Abaga; ‘Too Bad’.
Ghanaian Rapper and Afro-pop musician, Emmanuel Kwesi Danso Arthur Junior, popularly known as Kwesi Arthur, has revealed that he had the interest to pursue journalism during his days at Tema Senior High.
The “Grind Day” hitmaker in an interview on e.tv Ghana’s eRequest with host, Abigail Appiah, stated that he wanted to enroll in the University of Ghana but could not access his WASSCE results on account of the arrears he owed to the earlier mentioned secondary school.
“I wanted to register for the University of Ghana when I completed in 2012; I could not get into the university because my school fees were not paid so my results were blocked” he elaborated.
He later mentioned that in 2014, a friend of his got access to his results for him and remains clueless of how his friend did it even till this day.
“I realized I was good at music; I could rap at a very early stage in my life,” the young artiste revealed as he disclosed how long he has pursued music.
After seeing his WASSCE results, he desired to enroll in the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) and disclosed how he wished he could be a journalist and also have a thriving music career alongside. Unfortunately, the BET Awards Viewer’s Choice Best International Act 2018 nominee made it known that he could not pursue his dream of journalism because he could not pay the fees to get enrolled into GIJ.
“I was interested in Journalism; I applied for GIJ but I backed out because I could not pay the fees so I decided to focus on music,” he reiterated.
“Human beings make plans and God laughs,” words of the globally known rapper as an indication of his unawareness back then of how things would work out and how music would bring him to stardom.
The Tribaverse event was developed by a group of people as part of their attempts to raise environmental consciousness through music, art, and culture.
According to Luigi Houdson, a co-founder of the event, money raised through the effort will assist research initiatives and environmentally friendly activities.
“We are very much concerned about the environment and as environmentalists, we are keen on undertaking afforestation projects, and environmental cleaning projects with the proceeds from the festival. The choice of Aburi gardens for the festival aligns with our mandate and the green scenery is one that will boost this environmental initiative.”
“Patrons can expect a rich culture of display through music and arts in a bid to create awareness and help address solve climate change concerns which have been topical in our globe. We all must come on board to safeguard our environment to protect our future”
Meanwhile, the festival will feature spectacular performances from Ghana and the diaspora with acts such as Kwesi Arthur, Camidoh, Sefa, Joey B, Sauti Sol, G Money, King Promise, Kofi Jamar, Temple XTD, and many more.
It is inspired by a unifying theme to promote and showcase the different genres of African music and celebrate the traditions that shape our communities.
Kwesi Arthur, a Ghanaian award-winning rapper, has just released visuals for his latest single ‘Animal.’ The street anthem, which features fellow Ghanaian singer Dayonthetrack, uses its lyrics to warn leaders whose actions limit the hopes of the society’s young generation.
Although the song is danceable, the music video depicts a group of seemingly upset young men grabbing a corrupt prime minister in the first scene. In the 3:18 video, both Ghanaian stars appear to be leading a vigilante movement.
Directed by David Duncan, the corrupt leader is accosted with loads of cash in his trunk as viewers are led from a shanty residence to a plush settlement where the politician is waylaid, showing the frustration of the growing population in the slums of GHANA.
The BET nominated 27 year old star uses his song ‘animal’ to show the condition of young people andperhaps a warning to what could happen if the needs of the youths are continually neglected. Recall that several Ghanaian stars have in the past months spoken up about the harsh standard of living within the country, with many like Actress Yvonne Nelson even calling out the president H.E Nana Akufo Addo.
Animal’s video combines vivid storytelling, music and dance to warn leaders whose actions cage the dreams of the young.
The song by Kwesi Arthur and Dayonthetrack is soothing, danceable and loaded. The message the artistes convey in the song stands out in
the track’s riveting music video.
Unlike the soft tunes of the song, armed men grab a corrupt Prime Minister in the first scene of the video. This sets an interesting pace for
the video and promises lots of suspense.
As the captain of the rebels, Dayonthetrack leads the armed men to steal loads of cash in the trunk of the Prime Minister’s car. The politician
was then sent to Kwesi Arthur, who is seen as the leader of the rebels.
After the capture, the rebels danced while holding arms to show the joy of securing the bag.
The movement of the rebels from a shanty residence to a plush settlement where the politician was waylaid show the frustration of the
growing populations in slums.
The cinematography blends the setting, lighting, movements and energy of the characters to perfectly depict the message of the song.
Director David Duncan uses rapid editing techniques to increase the pace of the video while moving back and forth from the storytelling to the
euphoric armed men. The shots in the video shows the length these armed men are willing to go to set themselves free.
The music sends a calm but fierce warning about what could happen if the problems of young people in the country are continually neglected.
Overall, ‘Animal’ is a very important piece that speaks to the condition of young people who yearn to live their dreams but are prevented from
doing so because of the constraints the society put on them.
Efia Odo, a US-trained assistant nurse, socialite and actress, born Andrea Owusu has lashed out at some persons who accused her of betraying rapper and singer, Kwesi Arthur to follow Black Sherif.
Efia Odo and Kwesi Arthurhave over the years expressed their love for one another publicly.
The actress does not miss a chance to shout out Kwesi Arthur when the rapper achieves a new feat and makes it a point to constantly run advertisements for Kwesi Arthur anytime he releases a new song.
However, for some days now, Efia Odo has been observed promoting the works of fast-rising Ghanaian singer, Black Sherif.
This move by Efia Odo did not sit well with some netizens as they refer to her as a traitor for switching sides.
Reacting to the allegations levelled against her, Efia Odo described the person’s badmouthing her as having a faulty mentality.
Efia Odo believes that there is nothing wrong with supporting two solid artistes who are doing great for themselves.
“That’s the problem with y’all. There is something wrong with our mentality. Arguing and comparing as if 2 Kings can’t rule in their own kingdom. Black Sherif and Kwesi Arthur are both talented as Fuck, they just need our equal support. Use your energy for positive things or stfu,” Efia Odo said in a tweet on her official Twitter page.
Check out Efia Odo’s post
That’s the problem with y’all. There is something wrong with our mentality. Arguing and comparing as if 2 Kings can’t rule in their own kingdom. Black Sherif and Kwesi Arthur are both talented as Fuck, they just need our equal support. Use your energy for positive things or stfu
On a night where two of Ghana’s elite collection of ‘S’ artistes scored important points for wowing patrons at the Global Citizen Festival, the ‘dancehall king inna di whole’ was no where to be found.
While Sarkodie and Stonebwoy were entertaining patrons at the Black Star Square on Saturday, September 24, 2022; Shatta Wale was conspicuously missing.
Stonebwoy who performed first thrilled the crowd with his energetic performance and got praised for the top-notch performance.
Sarkodieon the other hand, per social media commentary, carried the night with his electric and touching performances.
Other Ghanaian acts like Kwesi Arthur, Yaw Tog among others, were featured but Shatta Wale was not spotted at the event.
The absence of Shatta Wale at the event has triggered conversations on social media with questions on why he was not present at the event.
Others are also trolling him as they believe in most prestigious events, he is often left out.
The event also had international acts like Stormzy, Usher, Tiwa Savage, among others.
Read some reactions below
This show wey Shatta Wale no perform de3 ego pain am oo
As the DJ dropped SHATTA WALE’S Song, the fans were singing it loud word to word than all the Artistes that performed on the stage. Goat for a reason. pic.twitter.com/TFgHGAfl6H
At the end of the day, Shatta Wale who got the street is at home and Stonebwoy who does have the street on the one performing to an empty venue I guess 🤣.
Music has evolve so passed only having the street love, it includes everybody.
Someone said all the artists who perform at the GLOBAL CITIZEN FESTIVAL are very decent that is why SHATTA WALE was not invited to perform aah Ghana 🇬🇭#GlobalCitizenFestival
Ghanaian Instagram model and media personality Efia Odo has reacted to the alleged sex video of musician Kwesi Arthur which got leaked.
Many people have pointed accusing fingers at her saying she was the lady in the video.
However, Odo has said she is not the one, stressing that people must note the difference.
According to her, she does not scream when having sexual intercourse like the girl did in the said video.
Efia Odo was disappointed that people could say she was the one in the video.
She quickly deleted that tweet and replaced it with one about coronavirus:
Meanwhile, Kwesi Arthur himself has sadly commented on the video saying they are all rumours.
A close look at those in the video by YEN.com.gh proves that indeed, the two are not Efia Odo and Kwesi Arthur, though the guy wears the same hairstyle.
He was earlier accused of “sleeping with plenty” girls, but he denied it.
Kwesi Arthur explained that the fake reports were being peddled by his detractors.
He stressed that no matter how hard they try, those people can never bring him down.
Ghanaian actress, Efia Odo has finally reacted to the alleged leaked video of Kwesi Arthur and herself going viral on social media.
Not long ago, social media went into a frenzy after a video of a young man and a woman believed to be Kwesi Arthur and Efia Odo popped up and started spreading like wildfire.
In the video, the young man asked the woman to fix herself else he would hurt her. Social media users started pointing fingers at Efia Od as the lady in the video and in a quick rebuttal insulted those who believe so.
Rapper, Kwesi Arthur has finally responded to claims that he is into the habit of using ladies and dumping them as was reported by a section of the media last week.
Early this week, there were reports on social networking site, Twitter suggesting that Kwesi Arthur had slept with a particular lady and dumped her.
The report suggested there were other ladies who had fallen victim to the same circumstance.
But in his latest song addressing these issues, he noted that the lady in question wants to put him up for public ridicule.
He indicated that he was shocked the lady could do that to tarnish his image and hard-earned reputation.
The Rapper in the song mentioned that if there is anyone who has done no wrong, the person should pelt him with stones .
Social media is still buzzing after a lady dropped leaked chats of Tema-based rapper Kwesi Arthur where he is alleged to have banged numerous ladies with his celebrity status under the pretense of they being in a relationship.
Well, it has also emerged that slay queen and actress Efia Odo after denying that she was in a relationship with the rapper has actually been sleeping with him and its a known fact in Tema.
In a series of chat shared by the lady who goes by the username Crazy Virgin, several people who we believe are based in Tema and closer to the Ground-up team have stated that Efia Odo has been pregnant for the rapper twice.
According to some of the chats, Kwesi Arthur made her abort the pregnancies by just giving her flimsy excuses which she also believed so they could just be together.
One user explained that whiles Efia Odo thinks she is the official girlfriend of Kwesi Arthur and they have been dating for years now though they want to hide it, she is actually one of the girls Kwesi sleeps with and that was how she became friends with Quamina MP.
Another one also explained that very soon Kwesi Arthur would pass her on to Quamina MP so he can also enjoy her for free.
Hiplife artiste Emmanuel Kwesi Danso Arthur Junior known in music circles as Kwesi Arthur will be performing on matchday 3 of the Ghana Premier League in the match between Legon Cities and AshantiGold.
The “Woara” hitmaker will be thrilling fans at the Accra Sports Stadium on Wednesday, January 15.
This is the second time an artist will be performing to delight fans at the Accra Sports Stadium after Shatta Wale’s electrifying performance last week in the match between Legion Cities vs Asante Kotoko.
Legon Cities ahead hoping to secure their first win as well as hand the Miners they first defeat of the season. Their confidence is high after their stalemate with Dreams FC on Sunday at Dewu.
Coach Goran Barjaktarevic has called on the club supporters to have patience as he builds a formidable squad to mount a strong challenge in the Ghana Premier League.
Legon Cities lie 13th on the standings with 2 points after 3 games.
