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Ghanaian rapper Medikal has added his voice to the ongoing debate about the future of the rap genre in Ghana.<\/p>\n
It could be recalled that following the success of some songs by rappers in which they sang, speculations popped up that rap as a genre is dead.<\/p>\n
However, speaking exclusively to GhanaWeb\u2019s Isaac Dazie, Medikal passionately defended the future of rap in Ghana.<\/p>\n
According to the \u201cToo Risky\u201d hitmaker, “rap can never die. With people like me existing, Rap can never be dead. Unless I’m dead.”<\/p>\n
Looking back at 2024, which included his sold-out show in the United Kingdom, Medikal credited his achievements to divine support and his loyal fanbase.<\/p>\n
“It’s God and my fans. Without God and my fans, I’m nobody. They keep me going,” he shared.<\/p>\n
Looking ahead to 2025, Medikal offered advice to both the incoming government and Ghanaians.<\/p>\n
He urged the government to prioritise the country and its citizens while encouraging Ghanaians to stay strong, happy, and mindful, especially when it comes to health and safety.<\/p>\n
As for his plans, Medikal hinted at an even more intense year ahead, stating, “This year I was crazy; next year, I\u2019ll be mad.”<\/p>\n
Medikal said this at his Beyond Kontrol Concert held at Ghud Park in Accra on December 26, 2024.<\/p>\n
The event, which attracted massive crowds, saw Medikal entertain the ecstatic audience with his hit songs.<\/p>\n
He was also joined by various artistes including Shatta Wale, Efya, KK Fosu, Quamina MP, etc.<\/p>\n
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