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If there is one thing we love in the music industry, it is real talent acknowledging real talent. Ghanaian Afrobeats sensation KiDi recently sat down on Hitz FM to dish out some serious flowers to his fellow artiste, Fameye. According to the “Sugar” hitmaker, Fameye is criminally underrated and should be commanding a far bigger global stage than he currently does.
Let’s be honest for a second. In an industry often dominated by flashy trends, social media gimmicks, and recycled beats, Fameye has always been the guy who brings soul, raw storytelling, and undeniable depth to the table. KiDi gets it, and he isn’t afraid to say it out loud.
During his radio interview, KiDi admitted that for the first decade of his career, he wore his “do-it-all” badge like a medal of honor. He wrote his own tracks, produced his own beats, and took full ownership of his catalog. But as artists evolve, so does their approach to the craft. KiDi realized that the global superstars we look up to rely on collaborative genius, specifically tapping into songwriters who live and breathe lyrical storytelling.
Enter Fameye.
KiDi praised Fameye’s unique artistic perspective, highlighting the sheer wisdom embedded in his songwriting. He went on to drop one of the best quotes of the week, joking that if someone told him Fameye was actually one of Jesus’ original disciples, he would probably believe them just based on the deep knowledge the man brings to his pen.
That level of lyrical maturity is rare. While Fameye is already a household name in Ghana, KiDi insists that his mind and musical mind-set operate on a completely different frequency, one that deserves massive international acclaim.
It is refreshing to see an artist at the top of his game give credit where credit is due without ego getting in the way. Whether Fameye was secretly around during ancient times or is just blessed with an old soul, one thing is clear: it is time the world catches up to his greatness.
