along with his brother. now on bbc news it s hiplife: the sound of ghana . argument done by eno barony plays. # high spirits so they can t kill it. # god s plan, no man. hiplife, to us, is what peanut butter is to bread. this is what actually- defines us as ghanaians. every ghanaian everywhere is representing ghana with hiplife. i would not even have fathomed being a musician if hiplife didn t happen. the story of hiplife is important to tell. # i don t walk around in the philippines. - # with the philistines. # m dot, in any vicinity, i fulfil a dream. - # no, i m not a rapper, i m an ideas company! i to understand the rising global influence of african music, you have to understand the story of hiplife. keep your eyes on the road by reggie rockstone plays. when i did what i did, i tagged it. so, when a dude put a piece of meat between two bread and he called it a burger, he named it. and that s what i did. i named it hiplife . hiplife music is a conversation between gha
Gotham streets, yeah. and a thing must evolve. the thing must evolve. for it to survive, the thing must evolve. wild cheering. # sh sh shut up and bend over. now, a new generation of artists raised on hiplife are writing its next chapter. kidi and kuami eugene are the fresh faces selling out international shows and captivating a global audience. i learned almost everything i knew from the streets. how to survive with no money in your pocket. there are a lot of songs made by hiplife artists that actually motivated me, kept pushing me to go. i could see people making ends meet from doing music, which is hiplife music. and i knew i had a space in there. # vibe. # die.