There is a new street anthem in Ghana and it is quite the hilarious one, not only because of its sound but also the accompanying dance. When the song (“One Corner” by Patapaa feat. Ras Cann) is played, it is customary to find a corner and start gyrating your waist in a funny way.
To fully understand, listen to the song below:
Watch some dance videos below:
Yeah it’s time to remove Ghana from ECOWAS lmao pic.twitter.com/0UgjDAvGjW
— Wọlé II (@Kingwole) September 19, 2017
You ain’t seen nothing yet?????? pic.twitter.com/Xh9smXxDKi
— Dr. PANIE??? (@ChiefMykheals) September 19, 2017
This is the funniest?? pic.twitter.com/cScwd67uOR
— SIDDI (@Ameer_Siddibe) September 19, 2017
This is another one? pic.twitter.com/P2xhWokmsq
— SIDDI (@Ameer_Siddibe) September 19, 2017
Guess it’s safe to say the “One Corner” song equates the same street acceptance gotten by Small Doctor‘s “Penalty” or Olamide‘s “Wo” here in Nigeria. The dance however is something else?
Oluwa gbawa oh
This is pure insanity
Disgusting.
Opportunity for gay men to display.
ive never been more ashamed to be a Ghanaian….lmao. oh my people
What did i just watch? LMAO!!!!!
sounded like inakwana ..so its wan kwana(one corner)
hmmm very confusing music and dance.
WTF!… The Jamaican “daggarin” sub-culture finally inflitrate West African music. Ghana “bet why?”