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Ghanaian rapper Kweku Smoke has given a big shoutout to Sarkodie, crediting the veteran rapper for guiding him onto the right path in the music business.
Taking to X, Kweku Smoke shared a photo of Sarkodie with a heartfelt caption: “My lord 🙏 God bless you. If uno show me work, like by now FBI carry me.”
In simple terms, he was saying that if Sarkodie had not taught him how the music industry works, he might have ended up involved in illegal activities that could have landed him in trouble with the FBI.
Although the post reads like a light joke, it comes at a time when Ghanaian authorities and their American counterparts are cracking down hard on internet fraud. EOCO and the FBI have both stepped up efforts to arrest and extradite Ghanaians linked to scams targeting victims in the United States.
Many see Kweku Smoke’s comment as his way of praising Sarkodie for steering him toward a legitimate music career instead.
The tribute comes on the back of a string of collaborations between the two stars. They recently linked up for a joint project titled Major League, and also worked together on the song Violence.
Sarkodie’s support for the young rapper isn’t new. Back in 2019, he featured on Kweku Smoke’s breakout single *Be Quiet*, a song that helped put the up-and-coming artiste on the map.
Since then, Kweku Smoke has gone from strength to strength, picking up his first Ghana Music Awards trophies and enjoying viral success with his Kweku Jesus and Born In Hell mixtapes.