CEO of Lynx Entertainment, Richie Mensah, has stated that Bradez was the first to popularise tongue-twisting in Ghanaian rap music before Sarkodie even started.
Richie made these statements during an interview on ‘Daybreak Hitz’ on January 23, 2025.
“I heard people say Sarkodie’s tongue-twisting made the song popular, but this is not even an argument. Give Me Blow Remix came out before Sarkodie, so Bradez started twisting before we even heard of Sarkodie,” Richie said.
Richie also pointed out that the ‘tongue-twisting argument’ proves a larger issue of misinformation in the industry.
“All of this comes down to one of the problems we have, lack of information. I always say Google has settled many arguments. Back in the day, people would argue about certain things, but now you can just Google and find your answer,” he added.
Bradez, a popular rap duo that emerged in the early 2000s, consists of Kunta Kinte and Flowking Stone.
Known for blending Ghanaian music with hip-hop and rap, the group was a major influence on the music scene.
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