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| Keeny Ice, Stonebwoy and Agbeshie |
Ghanaian global icon Stonebwoy has once again proven his artistic depth with the official visualizer for “Xosetor,” a thought-provoking collaboration featuring Agbeshie and Keeny Ice. The record boldly confronts the silent wars of faith, envy and hypocrisy that run through religious spaces — transforming hard truths into a gritty, street-style sermon.
Shot and directed by Kwaku Kwakye (Kaystudios), the visualizer captures the raw energy and emotion behind the lyrics, putting the spotlight firmly on the message rather than mere aesthetics. With a trap-inspired sound and punchy delivery, “Xosetor” challenges the mindset of individuals who outwardly claim spirituality but secretly hope for the downfall of others.
Stonebwoy, known for blending conscious lyrics with commercial appeal, uses this piece to question double standards in faith communities. His verses mirror real-life experiences where pretenders disguise jealousy as prayer and gossip as prophecy. The message is sharp, relatable and spiritually confrontational — just the kind of substance fans love him for.
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Agbeshie and Keeny Ice bring fresh fire to the track, representing a new wave of Ghanaian talents unafraid to speak truth to power. Their verses echo the struggles of young people navigating judgment, envy and pretense in religious and social settings. Together, the trio turns the song into a generational statement.
Kaystudios keeps the visuals minimal yet gripping, using facial expressions, mood and setting to intensify the message rather than distract from it. The tone matches the theme — bold, honest and unapologetic.
This release is not just another collaboration; it is a well-timed critique wrapped in melody and street wisdom. With strong search value and digital traction, “Xosetor” taps into trending conversations around:
“Xosetor” sits perfectly at the intersection of spirituality, social reflection and modern Ghanaian sound. It is raw, relatable and positioned to spark conversations not just in Ghana, but across Africa and the diaspora.
If you haven’t watched the visualizer yet, this is one you don’t skip — Stonebwoy, Agbeshie and Keeny Ice have served a timely reminder that music is still one of the strongest weapons for truth.
