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    KK Fosu Crowns Himself ‘Prince of Highlife’, Salutes Genre’s Living Legends

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    Ghanaian highlife sensation KK Fosu made waves at the “Amakye Dede at 50 Years of Music” concert in London—not just with his electrifying performance, but with a bold declaration: he is the Prince of Highlife.

    In a music genre steeped in tradition and built by iconic pioneers, KK Fosu’s self-bestowed title could have easily been more assertive. With a career filled with chart-topping hits and years of relevance, many might argue he has earned the right to claim the crown. But for KK Fosu, the title of king is one reserved for those who laid the genre’s foundations.

    Speaking in an interview with Graphic Showbiz on June 21, he explained that his decision to embrace the “prince” title is rooted in humility and reverence.

    “The title of prince reflects both respect and humility,” he said. “There are kings in the highlife world who are still active and relevant. They are our inspiration, and we keep tapping into their knowledge. I’m still learning from them—so how can I call myself a king?”

    KK Fosu emphasized that highlife is more than just a genre—it is a reflection of Ghana’s cultural identity, a living legacy that connects past and present.

    “Highlife isn’t something to take lightly or see as a myth. Highlife is real. It’s our life, culture, our root,” he passionately declared.

    He urged young artistes to protect the authenticity of highlife even as they evolve musically. Innovation, he noted, must be anchored in respect for the genre’s origins.

    “We cannot afford to lose our way. And the only way to survive in this space is to create good music and listen to the legends who walk among us,” he said.

    Reinforcing his lifelong commitment to music and highlife’s legacy, KK Fosu ended with his signature declaration:

    “My signature line is ‘we don’t stop,’ and that’s more than a motto—it’s my mantra.”

    African music legacy Amakye Dede at 50 Amakye Dede celebration cultural pride Ghana Ghana highlife music Ghana music icons. Ghana music industry Ghana music news Ghanaian music culture Ghanaian musicians Graphic Showbiz highlife concert London highlife genre highlife legends KK Fosu KK Fosu interview KK Fosu performance music heritage Ghana preserving highlife Prince of Highlife
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