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– –<\/span> Sarkodie has mentioned in a new post that he intends to take the lookalikes of Kuame Eugene, Mr Drew and King Promise on his forthcoming Jamz World Tour. <\/p>\n According to Sarkodie\u00a0<\/strong>when he reached out to most of his industry colleagues be part of the tour, they gave him a ridiculous fee he intends to seek the services of their doppelgangers instead. <\/p>\n However, he made it clear in a comment he added to a video that featured a lookalike of King Promise, Mr Drew, and Kuame Eugene that his post should only be taken as a joke.<\/p>\n – –<\/span><\/p>\n See what he posted; There\u2019s always a way out \u2026 called some of my superstars to pull up for the #JamzWorldTour \u2026 they gave me mad attitude plus ridiculous fees so \u2026. \ud83d\ude4f\ud83c\udfff #Jokes<\/p>\n Fans will have the chance to witness the Ghanaian music sensation\u2019s electrifying LIVE performances as the tour takes him to various locations around the world. <\/p>\n Sarkodie will visit cities in Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa as part of the trip. Along with new tracks from Sarkodie\u2019s eighth studio album JAMZ, which was released in 2022, the tour will also include some of his top hits. Some of Africa\u2019s most well-known musicians are represented by JAMZ. <\/p>\n The majority of the body of work features Sarkodie\u2019s well-known hip-hop style with African influences. JAMZ is a continuation of that adaptability, and each song on the album presents a distinctive take on the rapper\u2019s style.<\/p>\n
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