Yaw Tog, who gained more notoriety in 2021 following the release of "Sore," boasts of the accomplishments he has made since starting his music career.
The 20-year-old rapper claims that he has accomplished things in life that his peers and coworkers are not able to boast about.
"I have many possessions that my peers my age do not. At twenty years old, I possess some things that my peers lack. I think God has been really wonderful to me; he has enabled me to accomplish a few goals in life," he remarked.
The singer listed a number of accomplishments that some of his peers haven't yet reached, including a successful music career, his own record label, and the Tog Life Foundation, which he uses to help the underprivileged.
"I am grateful and love what I have. I have a lot going on in my music career. I run the Tog Life Foundation, which is dedicated to aiding the underprivileged, in addition to my record company, Tog Life Music. We're just trying to help people; we just gave books to a few public and private schools," he stated.
Yaw Tog made his musical debut in 2019 with the release of several tracks, including "Sophia," "Y33gye," "Fake Ex," and the well-known remix of "Sore," which featured British rapper Stormzy and Ghanaian musician Kwesi Arthur.
The teenage rapper won "Best Hip-Pop Song of the Year" at the 2021 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) ceremony as a result of the music industry recognizing his work.
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