The video for Thirtn’s “On God” song has finally been released by the talented artist.
The rare cool dude Fante rap feel which when it hits high schoolers they might idolize him from their teen days into their adulthood.
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A repeat keen succession listen to all 4 of Thirtn’s decent releases at leisure is not a mere musical religion but an infection of the rapper’s contagious pleasure. It more deeply has to do with the catchy lyrical delivery depth he digs into the beats he uses, coupled with the beautiful vocal grade he has adapted for his neat flows.
Spitting rap verses this grand fine without an ugly hardcore vocal aggression, it’s automatic for Thirtn to be massively admired by tons of high schoolers as his songs come with a youthful relation that easily attracts teens and adults that have a handy nostalgia for an all-ages song whose flows and rhythm elements remind them of their teenage fun times.
Even in Thirtn’s”On God”, there’s that soft spirituality that makes the song an all-faith secular gospel — one that fortifies the listener’s utter trust in God. Where he says “Yɛ son Nyame bi a ɔntonkum”, yɛ son Nyame bi ɔnda o”. A Fante line translated in English as “we worship a god that’s neither slumbering nor sleeping”.
Another smart thing that makes “On God” a visually pleasing music is the choice of props and feature activities the director chose for the video. The beautiful scenes from start to end are a pressure on the viewer to keep skipping between particular time-stamps to re-watch to re-live certain relishable scenes.
It’s a BIG talk of versatility and a point for high praises that Thirtn blends his rapping and singing neatly without a glitchy transition.
Matter of fact, Thirtn won’t miss the top 5 rapper-singer selection of Taadi artistes anytime now, because he blends his singing and rapping better the pro manner than most of Taadi’s rapper-singers. Most have hints of unpleasant coarseness in their vocality, but Thirtn offers a smooth crossing between singing and rapping.
