Ghanaian rapper Pappy Kojo is beaming with pride after securing collaborations with two of Hiplife’s biggest stars, KK Fosu and Mzbel, for his upcoming EP, “Millennium 2000.”

In a recent interview with Class Xtra’s Zeal Nana Kwesi Bliss, Pappy Kojo couldn’t contain his excitement. “You have no idea,” he gushed about KK Fosu. “KK is like the most humble guy ever.”

Struggling to express his full admiration, Pappy Kojo concluded, “I appreciate KK so much. Honestly, these are my dreams [coming true]. And this is something I’ll have forever. I’m really; really grateful.”  

Featuring KK Fosu on a track is clearly a huge accomplishment for Pappy Kojo. “I have no regard for anyone anymore,” he jokingly declared. “I have a song with KK Fosu. Who are you?”

The “Awo’a” hitmaker also expressed his enthusiasm about collaborating with Mzbel. “You know when it comes to the baddies, Mzbel is like the first one,” he acknowledged. “She paved the way for every baddie in Ghana. Working with her was excellent.”

Mzbel’s influence extends beyond music. Recently recognized on grammy.com as one of the 10 essential figures in Ghana’s Hiplife revolution, her impact on fashion and female empowerment is undeniable.