Ghanaian dancehall musician, Stonebwoy has recently visited Howard University, where he shared his latest song, ‘Jejereje’, with students.

In a video posted on his social media, Stonebwoy and the students could be seen dancing and enjoying the exciting new song together. The atmosphere was lively, with smiles all around as the group bonded over the song.

Since its release, ‘Jejereje’ has gained considerable attention, receiving positive reviews from fans and music critics. The song, which has a typical African vibe, has been trending on social media and has gotten significant airplay.

The main reason for Stonebwoy’s visit to Howard University was to have a panel discussion with the institution’s students.

Stonebwoy sparks reactions from social media.

“I’m sure there was a better dance yall could’ve done😭 Stonebwoy is Him tho.”
Elikemgad

“Did you write the lyrics to them? And explain to them. I think it’s important you did.”
YM_Awelisah

“Happy yourself bro, don’t listen to the susupons.”
lynkolndesage

“Always proud of your craft…delight to watch Bhimmmmm.”
FrederickHieron

“Wasn’t it yesterday evening my boss was home doing Jejereje chopping meat???…. Now he is here today 🫡😂😂❤️✨.”
Rich95851355

sto — Kelvyn Boy, Mercury Quaye, and Stonebwoy

In other news, Ghanaian media personality, Mercury Quaye expressed skepticism over singer Kelvyn Boy’s recent remarks about his efforts to reconcile with Stonebwoy.

Kelvyn Boy shared that he had made several attempts to settle his issues with Stonebwoy since their fallout in 2019. The ‘Down Flat’ hitmaker said his efforts to make peace with Stonebwoy have proven futile as the latter has yet to show interest in a possible reconciliation.

In a discussion, Merqury Quaye expressed dissatisfaction with the Kelvyn Boy’s demeanor. According to the media personality, the Afrobeats singer’s tone was disrespectful, making him seem insincere and unserious about his efforts for peace with Stonebwoy. He said: “If you listen to his tone, you can sense disrespect. The tone is not good for me.”

Merqury Quaye explained that he expected Kelvyn Boy to have spoken sincerely, especially since dancehall musician Stonebwoy was instrumental in his rise to prominence in the Ghana music industry. He said Kelvyn Boy’s demeanor and tone would make reconciliation difficult to achieve anytime soon.

“Like a person who has held your hand and done great things for you, if you are asked about him, I don’t expect this to be the tone. Even if you are going to fake it on air, you can have gotten people to appreciate that you have been trying to make peace wholeheartedly and candidly. This doesn’t sound like a person who is trying to make peace and if this is the tone he has been trying to seek peace with Stonebwoy, I wonder how it will happen.”
Mercury Quaye

Merqury Quaye’s remarks about Kelvyn Boy’s reconciliation efforts triggered mixed reactions from social media users.

Artists Endorses Lasmid’s ‘Zanzibar’ Song, Teases Music Collaboration

Stonebwoy shared his thoughts on fast-rising singer Lasmid’s latest single, Zanzibar (Alubarika).

Lasmid recently visited Stonebwoy at his residence for a men’s hangout session with him and some of his team members.

During the meeting, the dancehall musician played some of his hit songs to Lasmid, whose collaboration with Ghana-based Liberian musician Jzyno, Butta My Bread, was played at the Louis II Stadium during AS Monaco’s opening UEFA Champions League game with Barcelona FC.

In a social media video, dancehall artist, Stonebwoy listened to Lasmid’s latest single, Zanzibar (Alubarika), and acknowledged the song as an impressive record.

The BHIM Nation leader, who recently released her new smash hit Jejereje, praised Lasmid for his musical talents and advised him. Stonebwoy also promoted the song and teased a collaboration with the ‘Puul’ hitmaker on a possible Zanzibar (Alubarika) remix soon.

Lasmid released Zanzibar (Alubarika), which features Nigerian musician Balloranking, on Friday, September 20, 2024. The song has received positive reviews from critics and fans and, just a few days after its release, amassed over 900k total plays on Audiomack.

Reactions to Stonebwoy’s endorsement of Lasmid’s song.