The Shocking Rise of Ghanaian Drill | Gangsta Rap International
In this episode of Noisey’s global rap series, ‘Gangsta Rap International’, Chuckie finds himself in Ghana exploring the unlikely rise of Ghanaian Drill.
In 2020, a new generation of rappers hailing from the villages of Kumasi, created a sound inspired by Chicago drill and specifically, rapper Pop Smoke. They call it ‘Asakaa’.
These guys are inspired by American culture and rappers, that they sound, dress, talk and act like them. They’ve even changed the name of their city to ‘Kumerica’ in homage to the USA and call themselves ‘Kumericans’. They’ve even made their own flag using the star spangled banner.
Watch more from this series:
The World’s Wildest Rapper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIkK-XH6TG8&t=2s
From 124 Arrests to God-Like Status: Naira Marley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7sfYiCLHQY
Australia’s Drill Scene is a War Zone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4Dxs4nEY84
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