Rejoined, and it feels far better. Following a long time since their last meetup, Ludacris as of late took a departure from America to Ghana to connect with Sarkodie, and from the vibes of an internet based video, something melodic is coming fans' direction. The previous evening (Walk 20), short clasps and photos of the pair together started twirling around on Twitter. In one of the soundless movies, Ludacris and the 37-year-old Ghanaian rapper are both bouncing their heads as they pay attention to what had all the earmarks of being music coming from a speaker.
"After eleven years. Say thanks to God, we still here. Ludacris, 'one of the world's most noteworthy,'" Sarkodie subtitled his Instagram post.
In 2012, Sarkodie bounced on the remix of Ludacris' 2010 single "How Low" from his Clash of the Genders collection. The rapper imparted the tune to audience members in September of that year when Ludacris featured Vodafone's 020 Live Show in Ghana.
At that point, he played out some new and old music prior to presenting the remixed single. The assembly room went wild when one of its residents rapped on the beat. A while later, Ludacris said on the mic, "Ghana, I love you all, man. I love you all in all sincerity. This ain't the last time I'll be here. I'm returning." And albeit the Atlanta local has returned since, the previous evening was his first melodic meetup with Sarkodie in quite a while. Neither presently can't seem to affirm what they were as of late chipping away at.
.jpg)
0 Comments