William Kojo Johnson, known by the stage name Stay Jay, is a Ghanaian hip hop recording artist who has been releasing hits songs which have contributed to Ghana’s music industry.
Shashee wowo, Twaame Lala, Prepaid girl, Sue, My baby, Sa aba, feelings among many other are the hits songs he released at a point in his career.
He’s kept mute for a while in the industry as he looks for other businesses to do.
His evergreen and powerful rap songs like Sue with Sarkodie, History and Twa me lala gave him a place in the list of the ‘Top 10’ rappers in Ghana.
The rapper has, therefore, assured his fans that it will take anyone trying to get ahead of him, 10 years to delete his songs off the street and another 30 years, to finally make Ghanaians forget about him.
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Cementing his assurance to his fans as the best rapper in Ghana, the rapper said “my first hit single Shashe Wowo is over 6 years old today and it still keeps me touring and showcasing Ghana around the world. Even last month, it landed me a gig in Liberia at George Weah’s inauguration concert in Monrovia and this is what has kept Stay Jay for some time, and it enough to prove to Ghanaians we are still working.”
The “Shashee wowo” hitmaker revealed that rappers of today come with a hit and vanishes within a short period.
“New rappers at this days comes out with a hit and it becomes a tough battle for them to sustain within few months, not like our time that we were capable of dropping 10 consistent hit straight and it a clear to judge from Stay Jay’s history of release as compared to this rapper, not like Sarkodie, who is still holding the game like never before.Some rappers simply aren’t truly passionate about rapping.”
The rapper, therefore, shared an observation and it reads “Once things don’t seem to be happening quickly, they get burned out and fade into the sunset. If you want to make it as a rapper then you need to truly love the craft”
