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When it was Rapper Agbeshie’s turn to speak exclusively with Tru News Report on the show Tru Voices, he spoke eloquently about his passion for ladies and the reasons his lyrics frequently revolve around them.
Agbeshie made it clear that he knows who his target market is and tailors his work to satisfy their needs.
The “Wrowroho” rapper explained that women are God on earth and should be appreciated while explaining why the physical characteristics of women frequently serve as the focal point of his songs.
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He expressed his gratitude to God for making women special for him and other men. Agbeshie has released a song titled “Duna,” which is Ga for “buttocks,” and has the potential to be a hit.
Agbeshie’s real name is Frank Senanu Lawstand. He was born on the 14 of September 1987 at Banana Inn, a suburb of Accra.
He began writing songs at a young age. By the time he was 17, he had already begun to pursue a career as a recording artist, experimenting with African music genres like Hiplife, HipHop, and Afrobeats.
Watch full interview below: