Produced by DJae Banky and released under Yardie Session, TrapGAD's latest offering delivers raw Dancehall aggression, uncompromising confidence and a powerful visual connection to Kumasi's street culture.
Ghanaian Dancehall artist TrapGAD returns with a hard-hitting new release titled “NUH BORROW GUN,” a bold Dancehall production that embraces the rebellious spirit, lyrical intensity and uncompromising attitude of hardcore Dancehall culture.
Driven by a powerful instrumental produced by DJae Banky, the song showcases TrapGAD's aggressive vocal delivery, distinctive Jamaican Patois influences and commanding lyrical style. Its recurring chorus, built around the declaration “Mi never borrow people thing, mi nuh borrow bwoy gun,” establishes a central theme of self-reliance, confidence and standing one's ground.
Beyond the music, NUH BORROW GUN receives an equally intense visual treatment. Filmed against the backdrop of Sokoban Wood Market in Kumasi, Ghana, the official music video captures elements of local street culture, featuring the Kumasi Sokoban Wood Market Ghetto Boys. The production brings together TrapGAD and Kay Tha Goldcoastboy, with a creative team that includes Fela TuffSoul and Steve Di General.
Released under Yardie Session, with DJae Banky as beat producer, the project also acknowledges the contributions of Tuff Buzz Entertainment, Steve Di General Metal Works and Gadzone Records as co-producer.
With its uncompromising sound, striking visuals and unmistakable Dancehall attitude, NUH BORROW GUN reinforces TrapGAD's commitment to carving out his own identity within Ghana's evolving Dancehall landscape.
NUH BORROW GUN is available now!
🎧 Stream or download: https://onerpm.link/284072221583
🎬 Watch the official music video on TrapGAD's YouTube channel.
Article by The Booth Radio Live (TBR Live Africa)
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