Yaw Tog has revealed plans to start his agricultural business into crop farming, notably the growing of hemp. Rapper Thorsten Owusu Gyimah, better known by his stage as Yaw Tog, is from Ghana and specializes in drill music, also referred to as Asakaa there. He became famous with the song “Sore,” which was remixed by Chris Rich and included O’Kenneth, City Boy, Reggies & Jay Bahd, Kwesi Arthur, and Stormzy. The young singer had previously stated his intention to forgo further education while he pursues financial success.

He stated that in addition to pursuing music permanently, he has established a pig farm in Kumasi under the supervision of his mother.

The training star claims that as long as it’s a legitimate enterprise that would make him excellent money, he has no issue with it.

Yaw Tog pleaded that he did not intend to offend anyone by talking about ganja use because it is a delicate subject.

Yaw Tog recently disclosed his hemp use during a Bryt TV interview.

During the interview, Yaw Tog stated that;
“I have a plan to improve the greens. all things green. I’m attempting to raise money for it. Of course, I’ll do it if I have the money and the need to. It’s work, really. If I can obtain the money and earn my license, I’ll get into it, Because some people take it personally, I’m unable to remark on it. For some, it’s acceptable. For other people, it’s not acceptable. So, each person handles situations differently. he said.

Recall, there were some allegations about Yaw Tog and the Asaaka boys.

Yaw Tog has finally disclosed the reasons behind his breakup with the Asaaka Boys after allowing allegations to circulate on social media for years.

The teenage rapper from Ghana became well-known because to his massive hit song “Sore,” which also included O’kenneth, City Boy, Reggie, and Jay Bahd of the Asaaka Boys fame. With its Ghanaian drill music, the music group was at that time becoming a powerful force.

Yaw Tog was regarded as a group member, but following his breakthrough, he decided to pursue a solo career, which surprised many people as to why he would leave the Asaaka Boys.

The musician gained notoriety when he announced his plans to put his studies on hold and devote all of his time to music. When he brought up his fictitious affiliation with the Asakaa Boys, more people paid notice. He claimed that his father’s response to the unfavorable news surrounding him is hurting him more than helping.

Source: www.2muchgh.com