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Antwi HiMight thrills fans with Antwi ne Antwi hits at Adom FM’s Y2K Jam [Video]

Antwi HiMight of the Antwi ne Antwi duo took patrons down memory lane when he made a surprise appreance on stage at Adom FM’s Y2K Jam, performing some of the pair’s biggest songs. The event celebrated the sounds that defined the turn of the millennium, and his set was among the highlights of the night. Fans sang along word for word as the hits came one after the other. Sekina and Odo Nkomo Ma…

Antwi HiMight thrills fans with Antwi ne Antwi hits at Adom FM’s Y2K Jam [Video]

Antwi HiMight, a member of Antwi ne Antwi, brought a wave of nostalgia to the stage at Adom FM's Y2K Jam. The event was a tribute to the tunes that defined the turn of the millennium, and Antwi HiMight's performance was one of the night's highlights. Fans sang in unison as each hit played, with Sekina and Odo Nkomo Ma Mani Gye receiving the most enthusiastic responses.

The crowd, many of whom were familiar with the duo's music from their youth, belted out the choruses back at him. Praye Tiatia, known for his work with Praye, also took the stage for a surprise performance, singing some of the group's most beloved songs. DJs from the Multimedia Group, under the leadership of Andy Dosty, played a vast selection of 90s and early-2000s classics, while Mercury Quaye kept the momentum going as the night's hypeman until 4:00 AM.

For many in attendance, this night served as a reminder of a time when these songs were a staple on the radio and at parties throughout the country. The Y2K Jam, held at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel on October 2nd, was a part of Adom FM's initiative to unite music enthusiasts through the songs that shaped a generation.

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