Obrafour
Obrafour (Michael Elliot Kwabena Okyere Darko), born around 1976, is a legendary Ghanaian hiplife musician and rapper dubbed the "Rap Executioner" or "Rap Sofo". His 1999 debut album Pae Mu Ka is considered a cornerstone of Ghanaian music, popularizing Twi rapping, storytelling, and proverbs. Often regarded as one of Ghana's greatest lyricists and a pioneer who shaped the hiplife genre. Key Albums & Songs: "Pae Mu Ka (1999)," "Asem Sebe (2001)," "Execution Diary (2003," and hits like "Yaanom," "Oye Ohene," and "Kwame Nkrumah". Known for deep lyrical content, incorporating traditional Ghanaian cultural nuances into modern hip-hop. In 2023, he took legal action regarding the alleged unlicensed sampling of his 2003 song "Oye Ohene" by Canadian rapper Drake. Celebrated 20 years of his debut album in 2019, showcasing his lasting influence on Ghanaian youth and musicians.