The story of how Nana Ama Mcbrown first met “Cobra” crooner has been told.
Nana Ama claimed during her appearance on Onua TV that Mrs. Gladys contacted her in the town and asked for her assistance in promoting her music.
She shot a video singing the song even though she was terrified after hearing it, which caused it to go viral.
The song “Cobra” by Ghanaian singer Obaapa Gladys became viral on social media, inspiring people all over the world to take part in a dance competition that was based on the words of the song.
The song, which was initially released in early 2023, remained in the background until it unintentionally reappeared on TikTok in late September.
The song quickly became popular, with both common people and superstars like Shatta Wale participating in the dance challenge.
Despite having a serious message, “Cobra” has helped many individuals find joy and humour.
People of all ages love the song due to its upbeat tune and hilarious lyrics.
People have also parodied current events and political topics using the song as a vehicle for social criticism.
The song is about the perils of lying and how one person’s words may ruin another person’s life, according to the song’s producer, Fred Kyei Mensah.
He declared that while being humorous, the song’s words should be taken extremely seriously.
The renowned sound engineer wrote on Facebook that “Cobra was just an experimental song that I found the lyrics to be funny.”
Below is a video clip from the interview:
Source: OccupyGh.com
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