Tulenkey Shares Dissapointment After Missing Out On VGMA’s ‘Best Rap Performance’ Nomination

Last Saturday, Charterhouse released the nominations for the 24th Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, and just like always, there were a lot of surprises. 

Ghanaian rapper Chief Osei Bonsu, better known as Tulenkey, seems not to be satisfied with the nominations for the best rap performance, as he has been missing out since he emerged into the music scene some years ago.

According to the stubborn boy at the back, he has been dropping the hardest rap song every year, but he misses out on the nominations, so he guesses some things are never appreciated.

Taking to Twitter, he wrote:

I've been dropping the hardest rap joints ever since I touched down. Last year was Point Of View, the year before was Undertaker, before that Child Abuse, Forever ‘96 and not even a single nomination for Best Rap Performance? I guess somethings are never appreciated

I've been dropping the hardest rap joints ever since I touched down. Last year was Point Of View, the year before was Undertaker, before that Child Abuse, Forever ‘96 and not even a single nomination for Best Rap Performance? I guess somethings are never appreciated.

— Casanova (@Tulenkey) March 18, 2023

Source: Dklassgh.com