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Lucky George

@cfcluckyG

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Lucky George
Lucky George@cfcluckyG·
@LifewJoseph Bro brought an entire government to its knees and has become public enemy for most of the people in that particular party and you think his weakness his lyrics? 🤣
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Jo@LifewJoseph·
@cfcluckyG I see it to be his weakness if you ask me
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Kobina Sam
Kobina Sam@KobinaDjango·
@kofitonto Mention one Bar you caught in this. Go listen to West African Time. That is what we call RAP not “savee mi DP na soaki me gimpi” or whatever he says 😂😂😂
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Kofi Tonto
Kofi Tonto@kofitonto·
Frightening breath control 🔥 ROTS is the ultimate proof that Owusu Addo is a percussionist with words. Man locked into those military horns with that STACCATO flow. He dissected the best with a surgical anger.
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Conn@ConnCFC·
The two best CB’s in Chelsea history
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Lucky George
Lucky George@cfcluckyG·
@jeremyb___ bro!! Like at least create some anonymous account and use it to do this ehh
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DeVoiceGH.com
DeVoiceGH.com@iam_devoice·
Ga is the most entertaining language in Ghana🤣
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DOMICIDE
DOMICIDE@KobbyMingz·
After every foyr bars he switches the flow and Rhyme pattern. People dey fit say this guy no deu rap.
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NEBASARK🇬🇭
NEBASARK🇬🇭@NEBASARK·
Sarkodie dey make rap look easy. That guy go rap till thy kingdom come. Sark dey rap like he dey compete with all these up-and-coming rappers 😂😂😂😂
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EL-DAD
EL-DAD@ChristDeKing·
efie wura released a track called “Bossy” on 21.06.2016 dissed all GH rappers and called M.anifest out. M.anifest replied on 30.06.2016 with #godMC. Now tell me who was seeking for attention from the other. Mdot didn't just wake up to diss him. NO!
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Lucky George
Lucky George@cfcluckyG·
@attony2004 @KofiBlakGh He's tried to be on different waves and looked somewhat uncomfortable and out of place like 100% with Worlasi (dance/azonto), Mene Woa with King Promise, Believe ft Mugeez. He's in the same WhatsApp group with Omar Sterling. They try to fit the same style on every record.
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anthony atando
anthony atando@attony2004·
@cfcluckyG @KofiBlakGh APart from. Sarkodie manifest has the most international collaborations than the others,,him staying true to his craft and not jacking other genres of music don’t means he has no work rate or hunger
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Big K.O 💪🏿✨
Big K.O 💪🏿✨@KofiBlakGh·
The amount of energy people invest into downplaying M.anifests obviously genius level lyrical skills beats my mind,even from his peers. I’m sure it’s deeper than rap,people really get problem plus am. Is he a horrible person? I don’t get,his skills shouldn’t be up for debate.
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Lucky George
Lucky George@cfcluckyG·
@attony2004 @nanagabbyGH @NEBASARK Sarkodie always clear his samples, even did settlements on his record 'Broken Heart' with Sista Afia for using just one line 'tena menkyen ma mimbo wo nkomo bi'.
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Fav_Villiaumite
Fav_Villiaumite@FVilliaumite·
Fam, how old were you when these 2 records dropped?? I really want to understand this narrative you lots are parading around.
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Paa Grant@grandt_piano

When M.anifest dropped GodMC in 2016, sports shows, political talk shows, news, were addressing it before their broadcasts even began. Peace FM, Kokrookoo, and Kwan So Brɛbrɛw all weighed in. Do you understand what it means for a rap song to command that kind of attention on Peace FM? GodMC moved the rap dissection conversation out of our hostels, dormitories, and barbershops and into the public square. When M.anifest released GodMC, if not the most lyrically dense, unapologetic statements Ghana rap had ever heard, openly challenging the entire pecking order of rappers and the status quo of the rap scene, with lines like "We some intelligent niggas that cannot dumb it down", He was indeed not dumbing it down. He wasn't chasing the charts and awards (Though it won him one). He was planting a flag. The song forced a real conversation. Conversation about who is actually the best rapper in Ghana? What does lyricism mean in our context? Does complexity count if the masses don't connect with it, Does it have to be dumbed down before they can connect to it? These were debates we had been having quietly in hostels, dormitories, and in our friendship squares but GodMC dragged them into the open. GodMC wasn't just a rap song. It was a referendum on Ghanaian hip-hop itself. GodMC moved the rap dissection conversation out of our hostels and dormitories and into the public square. It changed how the average rapper listened to rap, made the conversation open source for everyone to contribute.

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Lucky George
Lucky George@cfcluckyG·
Manifest has better songs than GodMc which got zero attention like Ozymandias, Forget them, Damn You Rafiki etc. A diss to Sarkodie in his utmost prime a time that he's dissed a sitting government was going to get attention regardless.
Paa Grant@grandt_piano

When M.anifest dropped GodMC in 2016, sports shows, political talk shows, news, were addressing it before their broadcasts even began. Peace FM, Kokrookoo, and Kwan So Brɛbrɛw all weighed in. Do you understand what it means for a rap song to command that kind of attention on Peace FM? GodMC moved the rap dissection conversation out of our hostels, dormitories, and barbershops and into the public square. When M.anifest released GodMC, if not the most lyrically dense, unapologetic statements Ghana rap had ever heard, openly challenging the entire pecking order of rappers and the status quo of the rap scene, with lines like "We some intelligent niggas that cannot dumb it down", He was indeed not dumbing it down. He wasn't chasing the charts and awards (Though it won him one). He was planting a flag. The song forced a real conversation. Conversation about who is actually the best rapper in Ghana? What does lyricism mean in our context? Does complexity count if the masses don't connect with it, Does it have to be dumbed down before they can connect to it? These were debates we had been having quietly in hostels, dormitories, and in our friendship squares but GodMC dragged them into the open. GodMC wasn't just a rap song. It was a referendum on Ghanaian hip-hop itself. GodMC moved the rap dissection conversation out of our hostels and dormitories and into the public square. It changed how the average rapper listened to rap, made the conversation open source for everyone to contribute.

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Lucky George
Lucky George@cfcluckyG·
@attony2004 @KofiBlakGh and that's why he's where he is. He doesn't have the same hunger and work rate that the others have so don't be expecting him to be bigger.
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anthony atando
anthony atando@attony2004·
@KofiBlakGh manifest hate started when. He spoke about azonto has an expiry date on "Keep Shining,,,what Ghanaians fail to understand is that even if manifest stop music today he will still be a millionaire,,but manifest is just doing music for the love of hiphop culture
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