Being one of Ghana’s favorite rappers, Samuel Adu Frimpong has provided dozens of songs throughout the years and has proved worthy of recognition.
The “Omo Ada” hitmaker marks his birthday today April 5, after series of personal and professional successes so far.
On the personal front, he deepened his relationship with his newly wedded wife, Fella Makafui as the two tied the knot on Saturday, March 7, 2020, at a private wedding ceremony in Accra.
However, history will most likely remember Medikal as the voice of countless night out celebrations and parties for an entire generation.
Basically, it has so far been a huge year for the AMG business rapper and to celebrate his big day, we're taking a look at some of his popular songs.
Omo Ada
Produced by Unkle Beatz, this jam got everyone dancing all through 2019 till now.
The remix which featured dancehall artiste Shatta Wale and his then-girlfriend, Fella Makafui earned the second spot on BBC Radio 1Xtra’s top 5 songs.
‘Omo Ada’ was also adjudged hip-pop/ hiplife song of the year in the 2019 VGMA.
Wrowroho
Another smash-hit jam that featured fast-rising artiste Agbeshie and was produced by Unkle Beatz.
Following the release of this particular song, hundreds of viral dance videos were created which made the song even more popular.
Ayekoo
Produced by Reynold the Gentleman in 2018, Medikal’s ‘Ayeekoo’ featured King Promise and was accompanied by a classic visual directed by Yaw Skyface.
The mid-tempo hiplife/afrobeats single also saw Medikal and his wife Fella Makafui displaying affection towards each other and getting tranquil all through the scenes.
How much
Originally, Medikal teamed up with Ahtitude and Kwesi Arthur to release the hip-hop jam but was later remixed together with the likes of Sarkodie and R2bees’ Omar Sterling.
‘How much’ was produced by Unkle Beatz in 2018.
Too risky
This was one of the hit singles on Medikal’s ‘Disturbation’ album.
Released in the year 2016, the popular song featured his ex-girlfriend Deborah Vanessa aka Sister Derby.
The two performed this very song at Medikal’s ‘Welcome to Sowutuom’ concert in November last year.
