West Ham United Play King Paluta's 'Makoma' In Heartwarming Kudus Video, Ghanaians React
- King Paluta's 'Makoma' hit was played in a TikTok video shared by Premier League football club, West Ham United
- The video showed Kudus bonding with some Ghanaian fans at the stadium after a pre-season friendly against Wolves
- Many Ghanaians praised West Ham's admin for playing a Ghanaian tune, a regular occurrence since Kudus joined the club
English football club West Ham United featured King Paluta's hit song Makoma in a TikTok video, and many Ghanaians were excited.
The video showed Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus bonding with some Ghanaian fans at the stadium following a pre-season friendly against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The gesture by West Ham's social media team has been warmly received by many Ghanaians, who appreciated the inclusion of a popular tune from their home country.
Since Kudus joined the Hammers, the club has regularly celebrated Ghanaian culture in their social media posts, much to the delight of Ghanaian fans.
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Ghanaians have expressed their gratitude and excitement over the consistent representation of their music on such a global platform.
King Paluta's 'Makoma' has been a success over the past month, dominating the airwaves and becoming a favourite among listeners. The song has gained significant attention, with numerous celebrities enjoying and promoting it.
West Ham United's video wins hearts
YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.
AccralTv said:
"Admin be too much always on top sound"
Stiflor commented:
"Asure say Kudus naa dey handle westham TikTok account cos eeii 😂"
Kwameoffei said:
"Admin please your Ghana card is ready"
KylianZ wrote:
"You see how admin put King Paluta for down 😅"
Asian lady sings 'Makoma'
In a similar story by YEN.com.gh, Makoma was recently named the most streamed song in Africa by Audiomack and Boomplay.
After King Paluta's debut TGMA award, his trending song has even begun to resonate among fans in other country's music scenes.
A video of an Asian lady attempting to sing the new song has popped up online, despite being unfamiliar with the Twi dialect.
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