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Kanye West Just Drops “Follow God” Music Video

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3 years ago

November 9, 2019

Kanye West feature his father in his new video for “Follow God,” which premiered on Friday (Nov. 8).

The music video which was directed by Jake Schreier, features Kanye showing his dad, Ray West, his snow-covered property in Wyoming that also has donkeys and alpacas. In between scenes of Kanye bonding with his father, the rapper-producer is praising the Almighty in an orange hoodie.

Follow God” is from Kanye’s No. 1 album, Jesus is King, which he dropped in October.

You can watch Kanye West’s new video, and tell us what are your thoughts about the music video.

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Who are The Afro-Bashment Rap Group from The UK Called NSG (Background Details)

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2 years ago

August 5, 2021

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NSG Group Members

Kruddz (born William Awotwe-Mensah, United Kingdom)
Mxjib (born Ayodeji Mujib Shekoni, in Nigeria)
Mojo (born Matthew Temidayo Ojo in London)
OGD (born Dennis Awotwe-Mensah in London)
Dope (born Patrick Jim Brew in Ghana)
Papii Abz (born August 17)

NSG (The name NSG stands for Never Stop Growing) However, according to the group themselves, ‘NSG‘ is simply a lifestyle. “Initially, it was NSG. Obviously gang, non-stop grinding, non-stop goals,” Kruddz says. “Anything you want to make it if it applies to your life. That’s a lifestyle.”

“You don’t have just one lifestyle, you can have your cover lifestyle, working hard lifestyle,” he adds. “There’s not just one meaning.”

NSG is an Afro-bashment Rap collective Group from East London consisting of six members, Kruddz, Mxjib, Mojo, OGD, Dope, and Papii Abz, the NSG members are all of either Ghanian and Nigerian descent and specialize in Afro-bashment, the afro-bashment group originated from Hackney, East London. Five out of six members of the group all attended secondary school together, with Mojo being the exception, but all members grew up in the same area.

The Group released their first single “Whine and Kotch” in December 2013. later that year the group was soon taken under the wing of English rapper J Hus, and his producer Jae5 and scored their first chart single with Options featuring Tion Wayne in 2019. The group also became the first-ever Number 1 on the Official UK Afrobeats Chart when the Official Charts Company-compiled chart launched in July 2020.

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Listen To Sarkodie No Pressure Album Here

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2 years ago

August 5, 2021

Robert Sparks

Multiple Award-winning Ghanaian rapper and songwriter, Sarkodie has unleashed his highly anticipated studio project tagged “No Pressure” Album

This album “No Pressure” is laced with fifteen 15 mind-blowing records featuring top artists like Cassper Nyovest, Harmonize, Kwesi Arthur, Giggs, Medikal, Darkovibes, Benerl, and others.

Production credits: MOG, Altranova, Certified Bangerz, Beatfreaks, Coublon, Kaywa, and Kayso

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Top Ghanaian Songs of 2021 You Need To Check Out

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2 years ago

August 5, 2021

Robert Sparks

We’re officially halfway through 2021, this year 2021 has been an exciting year for many new and mainstream Ghanaian musicians. From reggae/dancehall, afrobeats/afro-pop, highlife, hiplife/hip-hop to gospel music, hundreds of songs have been churned out this year.

We’ve brought you a list of the best songs of the year so far. Check out the list below!