Ghana’s fastest rapper, Sarkodie, returns with a striking monochrome visual for his new hip-hop record, “Put It on God,” featuring AlorG.
Directed by Babs Direction, the visuals integrate high-energy sequences veiled in misty close-up shots with a dark base perfectly suited to the hip-hop genre. The visual is dominated by scenes of all-black mobsters, a monster truck, and insane camera angles that get you moving as Sarkodie and AlorG spare no restraint on the song.
Lyrically structured on unfiltered flows and sharp grievances aimed at the rap game, Sarkodie delivers a bold performance on a cold, horn-driven, bass-laden beat produced by Fortune Dane. His frenetic rhyming, marked by calculated pauses and seamless switches to Twi bars, showcases his extreme rap bandwidth.
Meanwhile, the fast-rising street sensation AlorG brings his street vibes and energy to the table, delivering dope refrains that complement Sarkodie’s verses, proving his weight against one of Ghana’s finest in their first-ever collaboration.
“Put It on God” is another unruly attempt by “the Land Lord” to mark his territory in Ghana’s hip-hop scene.
Watch the Video for Put It On God Below