I Don't Allow The Pressure From The Fans Get To Me

Ghanaian heavyweight rapper, Sarkodie, has stated that he doesn't allow pressure from the fans to get to him.

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Ghanaian heavyweight rapper, Sarkodie, has stated that he doesn't allow pressure from the fans to get to him. Speaking with British DJ and presenter, Tim Westwood, the rapper made it known.

Sarkodie, who recently dropped his 7th album titled 'No Pressure', spoke about the album, the new generation of Ghanaian rappers, Kumasi and a list of other topics.

The Tema-born rapper's album 'No Pressure' is a 15-track hip-hop album that features both local and international artistes. The project features Mensa (United States), Giggs (United Kingdom), Wale (United States/ Nigeria), Cassper Nyovest (South Africa), Oxlade (Nigeria), Harmonize (Tanzania), Kwesi Arthur (Ghana), Darko Vibes (Ghana), MOG Music (Ghana), Medikal (Ghana), and Benerl (Ghana).

Speaking to Tim Westwood, he made it clear that as much as he considers what the public wants to consume, he does not let that pressure dictate how he makes music. According to the rapper, he makes his music on his own terms.