Code Micky Decodes King Ayisoba's Song, Funny Video Trends

• YouTuber and comedian Code Micky decoded one of King Ayisoba's songs on his official YouTube channel
• He also interviewed him, and they discussed the musician's choice of singing in his native language from the North
• The video got many people laughing hard and wondering whether Code Micky understood the song he tried interpreting
• Entertainment pundit Myers Hansen spoke about King Ayisoba's music career and his unique voice and music genre

Comedian and YouTuber Code Micky got many people laughing hard when he attempted to decode musician King Ayisoba's song.

Code Micky sings King Ayisoba's song

In a YouTube video, Code Micky had a sit-down conversation with King Ayisoba as they delved into one of his songs and his style of music.

In the intro part of the interview, Code Micky watched in awe as the musician of Northern descent performed his song. When it got to the chorus, they sang some words that mimicked the bleating sounds made by goats, maa.

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Speaking about his unusual type of music, the I Want To See You My Father hitmaker said that he only went that route to catch the attention of the masses.

He noted that if one idolises an A-list musician and copies their style of music, it would be difficult for them to make it in the industry.

"Ghana is full of music. So if you want to do well, you have to have your own style," King Ayisoba told Code Micky.

King Ayisoba performs his song.

Reactions to Code Micky's video

The video got many people laughing hard as many wondered whether Code Micky understood the song.

Below are the hilarious reactions:

angellar_a said:

"What code Micky cannot decode does not exist 😂😂😂😂"

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kvnggeorge___ said:

Who else didn’t expect this 😂😂😂😂>>>>>>>>>>>>"

kafuiamrago said:

"I would have been angry if he didn't perform Awudome 😂😂😂 .. my favourite song from King Ayisoba."

zarroni_d.i said:

"This one dier korligor drill oooo😂"

baabagardiner84 said:

"Code, enti Wei nyinaa,3ka s3n😂😂😂"

Code Micky decodes King Ayisoba's song.

"It's important that voices like King Ayisoba remain relevant"- Myers

Seasoned entertainment pundit, Myers Hansen, in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, spoke about King Ayisoba's music career and his unique style of music.

He said that King Ayisoba's style of music formed part of the cardinal contemporary custodians of music from the Northern part of Ghana where he comes from. Mr Hansen further stated that the Sooba hitmaker's voice was unique and relevant.

"King Ayisoba is among cardinal contemporary custodians of music from the Northern part of Ghana. Whatever the mainstream pop climate is, it is important that voices like his remain relevant."

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The seasoned entertainment pundit said that despite King Ayisoba's lack of popularity in Ghana, he was among the most active international musicians, meaning that the West patronised him, unlike Ghanaians.

"He may not be as popular in Ghana as he was when he first tasted mainstream success here many years ago, mainly due to our constantly evolving pop taste. Still, he’s among our most active on the international touring circuit. That’s saying something."

Code Micky blasts barber

YEN.com.gh reported that comedian Code Micky visited a barbershop for a haircut. Unfortunately, the barber used hair dye that he was not happy with.

In a TikTok video, the YouTuber described his experience, saying beauty did not come easily and humorously lamented the pain caused by the dye and alcohol used to sanitise his edges.

However, at the end of the video, the pain seemed worth it, as he looked handsome in his new hairstyle. The video also generated many funny reactions from netizens.

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Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh