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Dansoman..accra Joined December 2009

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Move @dr_move

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@Kofi_Atiemo1 You studied journalism, so surely you can fact-check everything he’s saying

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@tk__danso Weekend sharpest

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Ato plans @ATO_KANTE

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@SIKAOFFICIAL1 The art departments in Ghana Universities actually reference shattawale a lot in their illustrations. He's done well for himself

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Jakeee @Pauleegroove

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Matt Haig review of jay z London concert is so beautiful…🔥🔥🔥

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Nine years ago, Burna Boy went to Club Quilox to party at the invitation of its owner, Shina Peller. Shina Peller, the son of the late Professor Peller, the popular magician from Ibadan, is the owner of Club Quilox and, at the time, the undisputed king of Lagos nightlife. Quilox was his kingdom. On his way to the club with his crew, Burna Boy felt something different. The night had been unusually smooth. Traffic was light. He was in a good mood. The afrobeats giant had no idea he was driving toward one of the most important moments of his career. He was already high on some Henny, had just finished his second blunt of the night, and was vibing to the music in the VIP section when the skinny, light-skinned Shina Peller walked up to him, played him a fresh beat the producer Phantom had just made upstairs, and said, “This one is for you.” They went straight upstairs to the studio inside Quilox. Phantom was waiting. Burna stepped into the booth and recorded “Ye” in under 10 minutes. “Ye” would go on to become one of the biggest songs of Burna Boy’s career and a turning point in his journey to becoming a global superstar. And all of it started because, on one random night at Club Quilox, a club owner played an artiste a beat made upstairs in his club’s studio. This is why I love clubs with recording studios.