Takyi Kay — “Fa Ma Me” (feat. King Paluta) is Accra saying give am to me, no dey delay the Aux. Dropped 14 August 2026 , the roughly 3:23 Afrobeats–hiplife flex stacks sharp street bars, playlist bounce, and that second-collab chemistry after Free Your Mind . Ei, when Takyi Kay open with precision and King Paluta storm in with the mass-appeal fire — Apya on the boards — the trotro speaker no need a translator. E need volume, clean streams, and one more waist turn before the next red light. 🎧 Listen Now Apple Music — Fa Ma Me Spotify — Fa Ma Me Audiomack — Fa Ma Me Amazon Music — Fa Ma Me TIDAL — Fa Ma Me YouTube — Fa Ma Me (official visual) Official song.link hub — Fa Ma Me Quick take Apple Music dates the Afrobeats / hiplife-kissed cut 14 August 2026 under Takyi Kay with King Paluta on the feature — produced by Apya, romantic-street energy, Accra playlist flex. Official streams only — no pirate MP3s. Press play, collect the Fa Ma Me, keep the Aux loud and clean. Follow The Ent N...
Okyeame Kwame speaks out against LGBTQ+ abuse in Ghana, urging citizens to respect their rights as Ghanaians and human beings. The award-winning rapper denounced the recent dissemination of private videos and photos capturing the LGBTQ+ community's intimate moments, stating that it is wrong to shame them. He believes that violence is never a justified response, and that Ghana as a nation needs to engage in a dialogue and collectively decide on accepting LGBTQ+ rights. Okyeame Kwame's message of love and compassion for those who face discrimination and mistreatment has sparked a heated discussion about the LGBTQ+ community's rights in Ghana, amidst an ongoing anti-gay bill before parliament.