My music is inspired by my experience in streets and ghettos, It’s to caution & shape others – Kwesi Amewuga talks about new album, Ghetto King
Ghanaian rap sensation Kwesi Amewuga has opened up about the inspiration behind his music, revealing that much of it is deeply rooted in his experiences growing up in the ghetto and on the streets.
Speaking on Kessben TV with host Mr Bonez, Amewuga shared how his tough beginnings have shaped his message-driven sound and influenced the creation of his recently released project, the Ghetto King Album.
“Most of my songs are inspired by how I lived in the ghetto and on the streets,” Amewuga said. “I’ve seen a lot, and I’ve survived a lot. So I use my music to tell those stories, not just to entertain, but to caution and help shape the mindset of others.”
Released just weeks ago, the Ghetto King Album is already generating strong buzz among fans and critics alike. The project blends hard-hitting street rap, soul-infused melodies, and socially conscious lyrics, hallmarks of Amewuga’s raw and authentic style.
The album delves into themes such as poverty, hustle, betrayal, loyalty, ambition, and the pursuit of success in a society where the odds are stacked against those from low-income communities.
The Ghetto King has been met with overwhelmingly positive reactions across social media and streaming platforms. Many fans say they feel seen and heard in his lyrics, with others applauding the album’s depth and purpose.
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