King Promise reflects on journey from Nungua football park to Chelsea collaboration
Ghanaian Afrobeats artiste King Promise has reflected on his remarkable journey from playing football at the Nungua SDA Park to collaborating with English Premier League side Chelsea Football Club. The artiste, known for his passion for football, shared the reflection following the release of “Can’t Tame Us (Chelsea Anthem),” a collaboration between King Promise and […]
Ghanaian Afrobeats artist King Promise has shared his journey from playing football at Nungua SDA Park to collaborating with English Premier League club Chelsea FC. Known for his love of the sport, King Promise reflected on his career following the release of "Can't Tame Us (Chelsea Anthem)," a collaboration with Chelsea FC. He recalled the days when he would pay at a game center just to watch Chelsea matches, but now finds himself sitting beside the team's bench at Stamford Bridge.
"Man! I was really playing football at Nungua SDA Park. Fast forward, I'm collaborating with Chelsea Football Club. Like the actual @ChelseaFC. I used to pay at the game center to watch them play. These days I dey go Stamford Bridge go sit next to the bench." King Promise used his experience to encourage young people to pursue their dreams, no matter how seemingly distant.
"Just know, your dreams are valid. Dream big and let no one talk you out of it. Only you know what it means to you." The collaboration blends football and Afrobeats, with "Can't Tame Us (Chelsea Anthem)" celebrating Chelsea's identity and worldwide fanbase. The music video was filmed in Accra, emphasizing the connection between Ghanaian music and the international football community. The song pays tribute to the Blues across the continent, a celebration of African culture.
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