Ghanaian rapper Flowking Stone has stated that he sacrificed his career to promote the music industry in Kumasi.
According to him, he gave up his life and career to show aspiring artists in Kumasi that they can go wherever they want, and he is proud of what he accomplished in the eyes of some artists.
Andy Dosty stated in an interview that he is a pillar for the success of Kumasi-based musicians and that he could have relocated to Accra but chose not to in order to prove a point.
To remind yourself, Flowking Stone is a rapper and songwriter from Ghana. Kwaku Nsiah-Boamah was born on August 13, 1983, in Kumasi, Ghana.
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He co-founded the hip-hop duo Bradez with his younger brother, Kunta Kinte.
Flowking Stone’s solo career began in 2013 with the release of his debut album, “Gifted.”
The album was well-received, and he received several nominations and awards for it, including Best Rapper of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards in 2016.
Flowking Stone has received praise for his fast-paced rapping style, ability to switch between English and Twi (a Ghanaian language), and socially conscious lyrics.
