“This Generation Is All About Money, S*x And Drugs” – Asakaa Boys On How They Get Lyrics For Their Songs

The members of the Asakaa Boys group, City Boy, Jay Bhad, Kwaku Dmc, and O'Kenneth, emphasized that their lyrics do not promote societal vices. Instead, for a relatable music experience, they draw influence from reality.

Speaking with Delay and sharing his Asakaa experience, he refuted the claim that their music encourages youth to commit crimes. “At the end of the day, nothing is hidden in our generation.”

Everyone understands that at this age, people are more concerned with s3x, money, drugs, and other issues. As a result, we aren't the first to sing about it in our songs. It's something that happens. We've seen it happen before. So it's a craft at times. It's the same as making a film. You can utilize someone else's story to act out a movie. It's already a way of life. As a result, we're discussing what we know, “he explained.

In 2021, the Asakaa guys took their drill music, “Suzzy,” by Jay Bahd, featuring Kwaku DMC and City Boss, to the international stage. The group of skilled musicians from various social strata came together because they shared a passion for art and music.

They all talked about their struggles with their families when they decided to pursue the path that would eventually lead to fame.

“I'm not sure if Ghanaian mothers want their kids to be artists.” It's always about being a lawyer, doctor, or other professional. They think of music as something that only vagabonds and school dropouts do. But now the story has shifted.

Source: DKlassgh.com